Sentence examples for double yoi for from inspiring English sources

A double yoi for an original.

His vocabulary in the broadcast booth most famously included "yoi" as an expression of wonderment, "double yoi" for something even more wonderful and "okel-dokel" for O.K. To Mr. Cope, the rival Cincinnati Bengals were the Cincy Bungles.

Mr. Cope's books included "The Game That Was: The Early Days of Pro Football" (1970) and his memoir "Myron Cope: Double Yoi!" (2002).

Cope often used Yiddish expressions, especially "Feh!" and "Yoi!" (sometimes multiplied as "Double Yoi" or rarely "Triple Yoi").

Cope's autobiography, Double Yoi!, was published in 2002.

Despite the probation officer arguing for a suspended sentence, he was sent to a YOI for several months.

"As at other YOIs for this age group, staff in Feltham A still struggled to manage this behaviour in a safe and secure way.

This is not least because these same staff would presumably be lumbered with the responsibility of enforcing the rule, as it's said there's no central system in YOIs for turning off lights and televisions.

Consider binocular double vision, for example.

Double break for Djokovic.

(See "Double Duty For British Bankers").