You double-check, you triple-check.
Could you double-check that, asked the Haggler?
Even if you double-check your reservation and have your confirmation number memorized and printed in triplicate, there is no guarantee that there will be a car waiting for you when you want it.
Now before you double-check, you haven't stumbled onto an Aussie culture blog in a place where you might have been expecting me rambling on about the latest United Nations climate change report.
Websites that use algorithms to find flights can book awfully short layovers, and unless you double-check, you might find yourself with just 30 minutes to deplane and race from one end of Heathrow to the other.
But before taking the plunge, I'd recommend you double-check with a financial expert, perhaps a personal financial adviser, to make sure that your finances will allow this move and to make sure you're not failing to take some important factors into account.
As the oft-snubbed Scorsese himself said as he accepted his award: "Could you double-check the envelope?" Growing up among "gangsters and priests", Scorsese outdid even Godfather director Francis Ford Coppola as the definitive cinematic chronicler of the American underworld with his hard-hitting movies.
When he finally got up on the stage to receive his award for The Departed, Scorsese's first comment was: "Could you double-check the envelope?" The best way to deal with the Oscars is to accept them for what they are; a glittering, back-slapping knees-up designed to make Hollywood feel good about itself.
Consider Christensen's restaurant case, but suppose this time that after having done the math in your head, you double-check the result using pen and pencil and a reliable calculator.
(8) You double-check with Pearson that the failure rate on these tests will be so high that it will "validate" your claim that public schools and their teachers aren't doing their jobs.
You double-check that the oven is turned off, lock your front door, then head out into the world with the air of a soon-to-be Employed Person.
