They can't imagine buying it for twice the price when, with one trip across town, they can get it for half off.

He then ran twice for the Senate, lost twice.

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

Twice!

Twice.

Twice

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

Press the bell twice.

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

The introduction of the Real plan, launched in 1994, managed to suppress annual price growth to an acceptable 22 by the following year. Riding on the plan s success, its architect, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, a former economy minister, was twice elected President (in 1994 and 1998), underscoring voter concern about price stability.

Nicole Twice.

Twice current

Twice yearly

Twice over.

Twentytwofifty twice.

Twice, sick.

Yeah, twice.

Black twice

Sometimes it was even spinning around twice counterclockwise, once clockwise and peck the key twice.

(2) The transaction price or the price range

The patient's cut open, twice.

By the Nights twice five

By the Nights twice five

They called the clinic twice.

That's right, twice.

This makes twice.

Yes. Ring twice.

Twice on Sundays.

Once or twice.

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

The committee meets twice a month.

Twice on the way over here.

Twice the value of that land.

2. Price and price increases

And it happened 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.

Twentytwofifty once, 2250 twice.