double up

The designers doubling up as coders implies that the design and coding processes occur at least sequentially, if not concurrently.

Henderson's one tackle suggests that he did not even do the job of one man, never mind doubling up for those who were red carded.

In the main, American English avoids the doubling up of consonants in nouns and verbs while British English does not.

Doubling up allowed me to run long on Saturday, take Sunday off, and still get the same 90 to 120 miles my competitors were racking up.

And that means focusing on yourself, doubling up your own efforts to improve and promote yourself.

Meanwhile the underwater ANTARES detector is doubling up as a telescope for marine life.

With rents high and jobs hard to come by, it's no surprise that people are doubling up.

Doubling up, you could drop that pound in 21 hour-long sessions.

But unless you are just overwhelmed with business to pass along, I wouldn't recommend doubling up your strong-contact referral networking.

Such thinking, such behavior, must seem strange to Coe, who relished doubling up at big events.

"There's been doubling up for the past few years because of the costs, " Mr. Papagni said.

PythonIDE also uses a separate "output" window, which is probably a better design than IDLE's doubling up of the interactive shell window.

If the idea of cooking in bulk is too much for you, try doubling up

But she's been doubling up with both of us