Sentence examples for double somebody from inspiring English sources

Back on track, Elaine Thompson propelled her way to the front of the women's 200m field and to the history books: Jamaica's first woman to take the Olympic sprint double (somebody called Usain Bolt has managed it for the men).

The total cost to taxpayers and patients is as much as $8,280, or more than double what somebody might spend at a drugstore.

I KIM WEEDEN: Peter also doubles as somebody who studies mass incarceration, so I'm going to send this one over to him.

Why double-check somebody's books if you are selling on the risk in a matter of days (or even hours)?

There are tense gangland meetings, ambiguous encounters, shoot-outs, and a finale in which everyone appears to be double-crossing somebody else.

They try double-teaming somebody, they're leaving somebody else open," Reynolds said.

Does he not fear the inevitable double-decker from somebody else on his life?

Doing it with somebody doubles the fun!

First, " the costs are bigger when you travel with somebody of course, double airplane ticket, double accommodation, double meals, everything" (Croatia, 2.5).

In the black-and-white picture, there's what you might call a double confession: there's somebody having a confession in the booth and somebody about to get to the booth having a confession with a friend.

The site currently shows a countdown clock that ends on 9 AM Monday morning (somebody please double check the math for me).