Sentence examples for be impossible to repeat from inspiring English sources

"The second goal was very bad luck, and it would be impossible to repeat.

Flick Rea, the Liberal Democrat councillor in Camden who pioneered the restoration, says it would be impossible to repeat the project after cuts to council budgets.

I point out that his career trajectory through state school teaching and local government will be impossible to repeat in future.

It would be impossible to repeat the Conservative years, where Britain took a sharp turn to the right, against the will of the majority.

Tony Jeapes, who commanded the first SAS squadron that was covertly deployed to Oman, considered this question, and concluded that while such secrecy was "an ideal state of affairs", it would probably be impossible to repeat.

He indicated that the major growth area for Deutsche Bank lies with asset management and private banking, rather than investment banking, where he said past growth levels would be impossible to repeat.

Some of the jokes are funny, most are impossible to repeat in a newspaper.

The only problem with this theory is that it is impossible to repeat that first dizzying thrill of triumph.

It would have been impossible to repeat my Nickel and Dimed "experiment", had I had been so inclined, because I would probably never have found a job.

"If you see the world championships that Michael has, it's something that is impossible to repeat and part of the history in our sport," Alonso said.

Whatever you might think about their levels of talent, the likes of Duran Duran, George Michael, Spandau Ballet, Boy George, Holly Johnson and Marilyn brought a Day-Glo, unselfconscious starriness to the first Band Aid that has been impossible to repeat.