Sentence examples for being twice from inspiring English sources

The Times describes it as being "twice the size of a human being" with "a huge nose like a bird's beak".

In India, a striking example is the Hindu rite of being "twice born".

"However, this is a serious offence and you were verging on being twice the limit".

"Even being twice as fast isn't good enough," he said in an interview.

Wilson's rule was that conservatives should respond by being twice as productive and four times as nice.

It was that "accident" that led to Mr Cardoso, a brilliant but vain sociologist who lacked the common touch, being twice elected president of Brazil.

In the 13th century the family reached its commercial apogee, despite being twice banished from their native city, a Ghibelline (imperial) party stronghold.

Tests showed that a person weighing 23 stone sees objects as being twice as far away as someone of nine stone.

He was professor in Lausanne from 1700 to 1724 (being twice rector of the university) and again from 1738 to 1749.

This will result in the enjoyable nature of the activity being twice as powerful as normal, causing you to cheer up in no-time.

The fair work (registered organisations) amendment bill 2014 passed the Senate 33-30 early Tuesday morning after being twice rejected by the former parliament.