Sentence examples for an unrepeatable from inspiring English sources

It is an unrepeatable classic – only now they want to do it again.

Too much is a specific generation benefiting in an unrepeatable way.

The company pension has turned into an unrepeatable special offer for one generation.

If The Third Man took this synergy to an unrepeatable peak, their collaboration had its fair share of pitfalls.

The moral commitment to them was made in the aftermath of what the world's leaders thought was an unrepeatable catastrophe.

The victory is also proof that the conquest of smallpox was not just an unrepeatable fluke, a golden medical moment that will never be seen again.

It becomes visually complex and thus I reach an almost unrepeatable look, which is interesting to me since it's a computer and usually in my field you are rated on how well you can copy.

FDR managed to do it, but he had special circumstances on his side: the Depression, war on the horizon and an unprecedented, unrepeatable monopoly on political power.

A counterintuitive but undeniable result of Mr. Ferneyhough's approach, with an immense wealth of detail cascading on a player, is in fact to restore and reinvigorate the balance that historically existed between music as a theoretical set of instructions and music as a living, unrepeatable entity.

He was, wrote his friend and co-star Deborah Kerr in a Mitchum film anthology, used to expressing himself "in a totally unrepeatable language".

But a singular, unrepeatable chance to cut the nuclear Gordian knot had been lost.