Sentence examples for has doubled up from inspiring English sources

Stunt actor Jason Hunjan appeared in the most recent Bond films and Ben Dimmock has doubled up for Matt Damon doing some of the most dangerous and elaborate stunts.

His mass appearance has doubled up Ram Charan's performance.

Indian coffee consumption has doubled up in the last decade to 100,000 metric tonnes.

The Maryland Zoo has doubled up on food, medications for animal treatments, bedding and other necessary supplies and has enlisted nearly 30 staff to monitor and maintain the zoo throughout the weekend as they "ride out the storm".

"I've doubled up on my Vitamin C," said Wally Duke, who had come from Charleston, S.C., for six weeks to play Santa at Westfarms.

We'll probably get more mad fans for Arnie than we would do for Stallone, so we've doubled up the security".

A human surveillance system for churches has been in place in Cholula since colonial times, but as thefts have increased in scope, some churches have doubled up on volunteers, added night shifts and armed their protectors.

(I, for one, could happily have doubled up on two of the Bach recordings listed, Mr. Gardiner's motets and Andras Schiff's "Well-Tempered Clavier," but was just as content to trawl more broadly).

Although many families crushed by the recession have doubled up and plenty of underemployed 20-somethings are living with their parents, some young people are finally getting their own space.

Bairstow, furthermore, could have doubled up as England's reserve batsman, which in turn would have allowed the omission of Ravi Bopara and created a place instead for Samit Patel.

"The Stores", as its name suggested, had doubled up as a village shop, customers entering by way of the 4' 6" front door, and Orwell was keen to continue the tradition.