Sentence examples for double walk from inspiring English sources

This is what happened before Wall recorded an out: double, double, single, walk, double, walk.

The Red Sox pounded him in this sequence: double, single, double, walk and single before J. D. Drew popped out.

"Single, single, double, walk, something like that," Wright said, adding: "We're not going to be able to sit back and wait for that three-run home run.

Another Tom McCarthy, this one the television play-by-play announcer for the Phillies, has had the chore of detailing Lidge's performances, including 31 successful saves and cringe-inducing ninth-inning meltdowns, like an April loss to the San Diego Padres (allowing a ninth-inning double, two walks and a home run) and a loss to the Florida Marlins (double, walk, single, single) on Sept. 23.

Robbie Fuelling went two for four with three runs scored, while senior Travis Clark finished three for four with a double, walk and three runs.

Khailey Campos powered the Barons offense with a three-for-three performance that included a home run, double, walk and four RBIs.

Equally lush are the six bedrooms (Vi-Spring mattresses) and five bathrooms (the family one has a double walk-in shower and chromatherapy suite).

The owners, Basil and Tracy Sanborn, did not give the structure a face-lift so much as an upgrade, keeping its original adobe walls but adding bamboo floors, designer sinks, double walk-in showers, heated bathroom tiles, modern gas fireplaces and fire pits, Internet access, organic bedding and Pendleton throws.

Withdrawal has nevertheless been threatened, as in 1975 when the poet Roy Fuller (according to Susan Hill) grumpily refused to accept a shortlist of more than two; and a double walk-out might perhaps have taken place in 1989 had Martin Amis's London Fields been shortlisted against the wishes of two female judges, Maggie Gee and Helen McNeil.

At his funeral, his double walked in homage behind the coffin; all the Neapolitans, who are superstitious as hell, assumed it was his ghost.

He makes a strange, magical land-voyage (pictured) out along the shifting Broomway on the misty coast of Essex, where the watery silt mirrors his steps as if an ancestral double walks with him.