Sentence examples for double someone from inspiring English sources

A writer of fiction creates a double, someone who shadows the writer in some ways and varies from the writer in others.

You can double someone's salary and say innovate and it won't happen.

But it's so different than a local race where $100,000 could double someone's budget," she said.

If the Cavs double, someone is open.

Oswald never fired a shot on Nov. 22, 1963, the government hired an Oswald body double, someone else shot Officer Tippit, and this "coup d'état" has been covered up.

With Greenfield, producers have a double whammy, someone who not only is a good contributor but a woman to boot.

She says she wouldn't take a role to double for someone who's suddenly lost a drastic amount of weight.

If you were to describe a two-run double to someone who is unfamiliar with baseball, you would likely lose an informed reader looking for insight into last night's Yankee game.

Amid an incongruent jumble of low-lying buildings, its narrow streets and tiny alleys overflow with no-frills restaurants that open onto the sidewalk and look as if they could double for someone's garage.

In Phillips's view, Houdini performed as double agent, someone both within the law and beyond it, safe but shocking, acting and not acting, giving away his methods while keeping his secrets.

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