Sentence examples for double joke from inspiring English sources

Like much in this book it is a double joke, because the novel has guile by the mile.

The placement of "Magritte's Stone," another steel piece, on the stone steps leading from the formal Osborne Garden, also worked as a double joke.

The double-joke, that Lilley is saying these things as a white comic in brownface, made it almost unwatchable for me.

What more than anything makes this a Simic poem is the subtle double-distancing joke: the search is a metaphor for another search, never specified, and the pearl is someone else's.

Samsung can continue to use its (admittedly pretty nice) wired AKG headphones as a selling point, while making all the "double dongle" jokes its hefty ad budget can support.

The Angry Birds book range will kick off with a "double-sided" joke book (pigs on one side, birds on the other) aimed at the over-fives and priced at £4.99 (around $8), which will launch in time for Christmas.

Indeed, Quentin makes reference to the Seigfried/Brunhilde German myth, using it as a double in-joke by allowing the SS killer from Basterds to explain the connection.

Some of the double-entendre jokes — like one referring to pansies, used twice — sound a bit tired.

Along with dopey double-entendre jokes about bongos and timbales, the show's teleprompted speeches tried to offer at least a sound bite's worth of context and to drop a few historic names.

The theme and Mr. Uys's penchant for not-so-double-entendre jokes, robust language and stage props like rubber phalluses, a banana and inflated condoms led some Afrikaner schools to refuse to allow him to perform (although he did put on "For Fact's Sake" in the South African Parliament).

The film's latest trailer highlights more of the goofiness and double-entendre jokes fans can expect to see when "Neighbors" hits theaters on May 9, 2014.