Sentence examples for traditional double from inspiring English sources

The Cameo is one of the few cinemas to retain a traditional double feature screening each week and regularly showcases opera and theatre from London and further afield.

It will cost students $900 more per semester than traditional double rooms but already has a waiting list for the 2004-5 academic year.

Same thing with the sarcastic rhetorical question — "Seriously?" "Really?" — that has become an almost universal lazy substitute for the traditional double take.

The heroines of such texts breach conventional assumptions by supporting woman suffrage, smoking, adopting "rational" dress, and rejecting traditional double standards in sexual behaviour.

I have swapped out the traditional double cream for soured cream, the sharp tang of which cuts through the sweetness of the condensed milk just enough to to keep it the right side of sickly.

At Memphis Alexander sacrificed to Apis, the Greek term for Hapi, the sacred Egyptian bull, and was crowned with the traditional double crown of the pharaohs; the native priests were placated and their religion encouraged.

The comic and his 'feed' were thus equals - a rarity in traditional double-acts.

The traditional double-hung windows became, in the designer's words, "subservient to the programming" of the rooms inside.

Now their focus is on an array of traditional double-vented suits in sober fabrics and with modestly contoured bodies and boxed shoulders.

Or you could also line up 25 of London's new Routemaster buses or 28 of the traditional double-deckers to get an idea of the length of the ship.

Throughout the UK £160,000 Helston, Cornwall A two-bedroom traditional double-fronted stone cottage with two reception rooms, a garden and parking, situated within the centre of the delightful village of Helston.