Sentence examples for deserved double from inspiring English sources
FOX, 20 October The previously underrated Nicola Walker gets a deserved double promotion to top-billing by leading this ITV crime drama as well as the BBC's River.
A chance to win this group was passed up in Switzerland, Basel completing a deserved double over the Europa League holders, even if Schalke's goalless draw in distant Bucharest edged Chelsea through regardless.
In the ceremony's second year, a deserved double of best British newcomer and the long-standing Sutherland Award went to Clio Barnard's The Arbor, a genuinely original and brilliant piece of work.
The momentum soon swung back in Barnsley's way, however, thanks to Dagnall's deserved double.
* Lou Reed--Here's someone who may deserve double hall membership, but he may have to settle for induction as a solo artist, because the Velvet Underground--his landmark band from the late '60s--continues to be passed over by the judges.
It's hard for people to rally behind her idea that she deserves double-digit millions for a comedy special.
A substantial dinner with a liberal quantity of double strength Welsh ale was given to the workmen". Given the size of the barracks, the workmen certainly deserved their "double strength Welsh ale" and if the work really was completed in just one year then it was an amazing feat of engineering and human enterprise.
Against a backdrop of 50s and 60s cult arcana – Russ Meyer movies, greasers on ton-up motorcycles assailing "the squares" – they play a heady mixture of proto-punk and crude, minimalist R&B that's so good it makes you realise they deserved that double mention in Losing My Edge.
He deserved a double hundred and it's a shame he didn't get one.
"Congratulations to Sunderland, they've deserved their double, but we've done really well this season after battling against relegation last year".
And so the talk of British success leads us - with an honourable mention to Jonny Marray for his amazing an unexpected, yet fully deserved, Wimbledon doubles title with Freddie Nielsen - to that hazy, hedonistic September night in New York City.
