| Less than 25 yards from shore, the depth sounder reads a double-take inducing 300 feet. |
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| You'll notice yourself doing a double-take when you read this because it sounds like an elaborate prank from the Onion. |
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| I did a double-take, wondering if Peace had meant for that to rhyme, or if it had been an accident. |
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| One of the actual saving energies in the place is speech, double-take, subversion, bouleversement, turning the thing upside down. |
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| He glanced at the screen and then did a double-take, hastily opening the comm channel to Air Command. |
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| I did a double-take myself when a bank machine spat out that same bill earlier in the afternoon. |
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| I must have done a double-take, like the Navy pilot who sees a UFO outside his cockpit. |
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| People usually do a double-take and gasp just as though they had been presented with an exotic fruit. |
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| I had to do a double-take when I saw that in a motion for a resolution. |
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| Designed to look like a mock road sign and intended to trigger a double-take, each of the 20 different signs contain a key statistic that is specifically linked to each unique location. |
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| First introduced in 2002 as a 2003 model, its sharp distinctive lines were a major departure for the company, and I'm sure that several customers took a double-take when they first saw it. |
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