Sentence examples for double sir from inspiring English sources
Lord Myners refused to apologise for allowing the massive payout to go ahead, insisting he was not told "the full story" by the RBS board and did not learn that it had chosen to double Sir Fred's pension pot until four months later.
The risk of non-cardia gastric adenocarcinoma was increased in the potential tamoxifen period (SIR 1.27, 1.03 1.57), and almost doubled (SIR 1.86, 95% CI 1.10 3.14) in the period of longest latency (10 14 years).
A favourable sixth-round draw for the winners would provide every incentive to progress towards the fourth League and Cup Double of Sir Alex Ferguson's 27 years at the club.
Despite being out of luck in the Tattersalls Gold Cup and in the Irish 1,000 Guineas, O'Brien and his jockey son Joseph still managed a double with Sir John Hawkins and Leading Light.
That comes across as a double standard, Sir. Are Muslims wrong in Pakistan or are we wrong in America?
In the late 1950s, the inventors of the double-jointed Sir Vival car came up with the idea that occupants could be protected if the front of their car swiveled away or even broke off in a collision.
However, BDR robustly extended the lifespan of the double homozygous sir-2.1 ok434) sir-2.1 ok434k444) X mutants (FIVure sir-2.3 ok444 sir-2.3 ok444.
By about 1790 he had painted the portrait of his wife and the double portrait of Sir John and Lady Clerk in which the artist experimented with unusual lighting from behind the sitters' heads.
In a Manchester double, United manager Sir Alex Ferguson took Manager of the Month after winning all three matches.
Surprisingly it would seem that Rupert Everett (number 18) is deemed more influential than the double-Oscar winning Sir Michael Caine (number 22).
In response to recent calls from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to slash rates to lift Britain out of its double-dip recession, Sir Mervyn said an interest rate reduction would fail to lead to widespread cuts in borrowing costs and could instead damage small lenders.
