Sentence examples for are once in a from inspiring English sources

At room temperature, the odds of that happening are once in a billion years.

"I think those players are once in a lifetime, with their confidence and aggression.

Acknowledging the negative, Denzel conceded, "Every [information technology] data center, no matter where you are, once in a while, has issues".

"I used to read about horses like Golden Miller in those racing books when I was young, but those horses are once in a lifetime - once in a century.

They are once in a lifetime travel experiences that the members enjoy.

The best thing about being 25 is that you have endless time and energy to pursue every single interest that you have -- even if some of those interests are once in a while binge-watching "Pretty Little Liars" on Hulu.

Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said: "Next year's Olympic and Paralympic Games are once-in-a-generation events for the UK.

"These games are once-in-a-lifetime opportunities and you've got to try and take them with both hands.

Tour operators and airline bosses pray that events of the magnitude of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, which shatter their customers' confidence, are once-in-a-lifetime occurrences.

"We also explain to them that, in most cases, these road reconstructions are once-in-a-lifetime experiences for people," he said.

We can't bind our successors, but we've made very clear our belief that constitutional referenda are once-in-a-generation events".