Examples of double-cross

• In a double-cross by other dealers, he is murdered, and then he is blamed for ripping off the mob.

• Like any good spy story, The Company boasts its share of shadowy intrigue, lethal double-crosses, anonymous moles and intricate cat-and-mouse maneuvers.

• There's often a double-cross over money or a woman.

• I don't think anybody in the legislature would pull a double-cross.

• We are not so morally or spiritually starved that we are prepared to double-cross anybody.

• He remembered the double-cross, and, of course, his sympathies were with the man who was left out.

• We never know whether on a given occasion they are going to double-cross us or not.

• Thus, missions often turn into a comedy of errors, as everyone on the team seeks to double-cross everyone else while keeping their own secrets.

• The two for example share pillars set over a double-cross-shaped foundation and a roof which extends over the main entrance, covering a veranda.

• When she gets there, though, he has locked her out; the double-cross is complete.

• The winner is often the player who manages to double-cross the other players just before they double-cross him.

• They are generally more vigorous and also more uniform than the earlier double-cross hybrids.

• She finds it exciting to defend monsters and does not hesitate to cross or double-cross to get what she wants.

• Unfortunately, almost every member of the group has plans to double-cross the others.

• The same year, he created a double-cross hybrid corn by breeding two separate hybrid individuals.

• Cultivars developed for commercial cultivation are either single or double-cross hybrids bred for special growing areas, soils or climatic conditions.

• Friends and near-strangers double-cross each other!

• Quite bluntly—if this is a parliamentary word—many of us feel that we have been double-crossed.

• They feel that they have been double-crossed, that they have been treated in a most churlish manner.