Sentence examples for represents a double from inspiring English sources

A 6 usually represents a double.

The assignment granted to Mr Timmermans thus represents a double gamble.

The timing, and secrecy, of Wigan's move for Powell represents a double triumph for the Wigan chairman, Ian Lenagan.

This category represents a double birthday: as the Ethical Awards celebrates a decade of grassroots change, Ecotricity – Britain's trailblazing green-energy supplier – marks 20 years since it first introduced green electricity to Britain and the world back in 1995.

The capital's willingness to be led by a man who represents a double minority has in the past been hailed a symbol of progress and pluralism, the latter a virtue enshrined in the Indonesian constitution.

Critics have said the policy essentially forces athletes to attend college when they have no desire to do so and represents a double standard because sports with a large number of black players, such as basketball, impose age restrictions while those with mostly white players, such as hockey and baseball, do not.

The Gold Cup represents a double-edged sword for USA and Mexico coaches.

Each of those issues represents a "double-edged sword," Mr. Berger had said on the eve of the talks.

O-Tech, as the company calls it, represents a double-digit, and growing, portion of Prince's revenue.

Football Manager Handheld 2015 (£6.99 + IAP) Along with Civilization, this represents a double-whammy this week of 'games that were more important than homework when I was a teenager' – Football Manager in its original Championship Manager incarnation, that is.

That number matters because it represents a doubling of value from the previous market low of 666.79 on March, 6, 2009.