Sentence examples for made a doubly from inspiring English sources

Chen and Taton made a doubly tethered diimidazol-2-ylidene by deprotonating the respective diimidazolium salt.

Being a woman would at one time have made me a doubly unlikely surfer.

But unlike the £5bn, this money will have to be paid back, and it lends at commercial rates, making a profit, doubly protected by lending to funding intermediaries, not directly to anyone.

Recent developments and non-developments in another story of interest to this column -- and that also comes out of UC -- makes this a doubly propitious time for second looks.

"Doubly Delicious makes a perfect double play anytime," Mr. Jeter says at the end.

Certainly exile, which is loss, can make a salvaged collection doubly precious.The odyssey of 264 netsuke — Japanese carvings not much larger than cherry tomatoes — lies at the heart of Edmund de Waal's extraordinary book "The Hare with Amber Eyes".

This made him doubly an outsider at a time when identity was closely bound up with family and native soil, but he was gifted and received a rigorous grounding in the classics and church law.

Like Santa our duty's to children, not our craft If we don't make a difference, we're doubly daft.

Carrying around a camera made them doubly anxious of him, requiring helpful words from his anthropologist friend, who is also an editor at the magazine Czasopis.

"We gave them a goal, which made it doubly difficult, but in the first half we lacked intensity to our game and had too much caution," he said.

These are plants which are normally pest free so this makes the beetle a doubly annoying invader.