Sentence examples similar to double provenance from inspiring English sources
Ian Gomez also goes for a "soggy bottom" joke in the first episode, but references cookies instead of pies or tarts, and totally misses the provenance of the double entendre.
A drugs bazaar has boomed on Tehran's Naser Khosrow Street, but prices have doubled in a few years and the provenance and authenticity of the medicines on sale are questionable.
Often abbreviated to "no radio," the slogans, of unknown provenance, spread across town like a double Dutch rhyme.
The week before, I had bought an "unimportant" (lacking provenance, as an expert would say) dining room table that would double as my desk.
"If a book has good provenance and interesting history, it's not unusual to see value doubling every ten years," said Becker.
That boom saw the values of some fashionable cars double each month, and fortunes were paid for cars of dubious quality and even more dubious provenance.
The price of the burgers will reflect the provenance of the meat: A single, 3-ounce patty will cost $5.85; a double-meat burger, $8.95.
Dressed in a gray double-breasted suit, Mr. Tokeley-Parry also revealed how he and Mr. Schultz concocted a credible provenance for a series of ancient Egyptian objects.
