Sentence examples for doubles weather from inspiring English sources

This is doubles weather — less court to cover, less sweat.

They rise well before the sun to double-check weather forecasts, set hole locations, outline water and other hazards with red paint, explain and enforce the rules of the game on a playing field spread out over hundreds of acres of hills and 18 holes measuring nearly five miles through forests and glens.

Paul Smith: "Ryan Moore's Guineas double". The weather might have delayed the start of play in some County Championship games but what a morning for Middlesex bowler James Harris.

There is its neutral role as a smart, double-breasted, weather-resistant staple for businessmen; its powerful silver-screen status as the uniform of sly film noir gangsters and wisecracking detectives; and then, of course, its pervy side.

Tucked away in the annual food and drink report from Waitrose – the supermarket that doubles as the weather vane of middle-class tastes – comes a single line offering a telling insight into the changing contents of bourgeois fridges: "Almond milk sales at Waitrose have overtaken soya milk for the first time".

Perhaps so many cold or rainy mornings were what finally spurred the creation of an alarm clock that also doubles as a weather information station.

Our idealistic travellers (Andrew Garfield and Adam Driver) encounter dangerous weather, double-crosses, imprisonment and physical torture.

He moved to Milwaukee, even though it meant sharing time with a sock puppet that doubled as a weather expert.

"The TV division has really doubled down on weather enthusiasts as their core audience," Mr. Kenny said.

The 33-year-old Gordon has not managed a true double because of weather delays in his previous attempts.

Will extreme weather double, triple, or quadruple the number of extreme emergency weather-related events of a given magnitude (dollars or lives lost)?