The double-shrine Hoysaḷeśvara temple at Halebīd is a typical example of the 12th-century Karnatic style, though the kūṭina-type superstructure is missing and may never have been completed.
The recording studio we enter appears to double as a shrine devoted to the Rolling Stones.
Parente's office doubles as a shrine to the gang in green, including a framed picture of running back Curtis Martin, a foam finger, game balls, even a bobblehead of Woody Johnson, the team owner.
Zigzags (134 Mirror Lake Drive; 518-523-8221), named for the deadliest pair of turns on the old bobsled course, is a lively bar that doubles as a shrine to bobsled paraphernalia, yellowed world maps and vintage signs reminiscent of a Brooklyn dive.
The three of us -- me, Frost and her friend, Yvette Reyes -- settled down to a spread of pizza, cookies and coffee in a living room that doubled as a shrine to bygone values.
He started to go out at night in Chelmsford in an early incarnation of his (or alter ego "Claire's") singular dressing-up box style; he became a dedicated biker, latterly on a pink Harley-Davidson that doubled as a shrine to his totemic teddy bear, Alan Measles.
The double doors to the shrine are locked with three different-sized padlocks that lie atop one another like petals.
I mounted into the window-seat: gathering up my feet, I sat cross-legged, like a Turk; and, having drawn the red moreen curtain nearly close, I was shrined in a double retirement".
Omar Fidai, 14, said he was part of a double-attack plan at a Sufi shrine in Dera Ghazi Khan city.
Today, the room is something of a shrine to Nicholas, and it doubles as Heyward's office.
