Sentence examples for twice than from inspiring English sources

I'd rather go twice than once".

It's more effective to baste twice than once with too much liquid.

You were more likely to do that twice than to fill out a perfect bracket.

You're far more likely to be struck by lightning twice than to win the UK's Lotto draw.

Text messaging is generally reliable - you're more likely to get a message twice than not receive it at all.

He would probably rather play Novak Djokovic twice than talk to journalists once – although, that said, he is never less than gracious and co-operative.

Meanwhile, industries relying on the Great Barrier Reef employ twice than number of people and contribute about $6bn to the economy each year.

Add to that a lack of personal ambition and he is doomed to rise no higher (twice) than what he calls "under-secretary for folding deckchairs".

Walking is hungry work after all, and better to have it twice than miss it altogether just because we'd got lost and failed to show in the bar at the usual hour.

Although I'm no fan of the kind of bien-pensant snobbery towards heritage that informs Alan Bennett's latest play, People, I'd sooner watch every episode of Hunted twice than pay to visit a country estate.

On Saturday, the boxer Manny Pacquiao returns to Cowboys Stadium, where, if victorious, he will have won more times (twice) than the Cowboys have in the last eight months.