But I can eat twice more.

You ought to stick around more. I called last night, twice.

The rescue timetable has been extended more than twice to locate survivors.

We actually ship more than twice as much of every form of information technology.

That's why ostrich meat costs more than twice as much as beef and pork.

The IARF World is published twice a year, and distributed to more than 2,000 households.

But on the more unequal end U.K., Portugal, USA, Singapore the differences are twice as big.

Twice!

Twice.

Twice

He then ran twice for the Senate, lost twice.

She's got twice our guns and twice our men.

By the end of 2004, such liabilities amounted to more than twice the 142 million in reserves.

Nicole Twice.

Twice current

Twice yearly

Twice over.

Twentytwofifty twice.

Twice, sick.

Yeah, twice.

Black twice

Now you turn the crank once, twice twice, marvels come out.

This was an India that was adding more mobile phones per month than New Zealand's population twice over.

Foreign aid amounted to more than 72 per cent of GDP in 1996 twice the Sub Saharan Africa average.

That's right, twice.

This makes twice.

Yes. Ring twice.

Twice on Sundays.

Once or twice.

This is about twice the GDP of the United Kingdom, soon will be more, considering where this country is going.

Also, 88 per cent of them are engaged in physical activities more than twice in a week, for 60 minutes.

Indeed, compared to the early 1990s twice as many countries (40) recorded growth rates of 3 per cent or more.

If you add twice as much of it, you have twice as much display.

Got it. Just let the phone ring twice and then hang up. Remember, twice.

And it happened twice.

Press the bell twice.

Once bitten, twice shy.

This apparently happened twice.

That's twice too occasional.

I'll do it twice.

He's hit it twice.

Twice we have spoken.

(BUZZER SOUNDS TWICE) Okay!

Then I'll look twice.

I called you twice.