Sentence examples for entirely unrepeatable from inspiring English sources
"Although what my husband [Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie] thought of me coming here is entirely unrepeatable".
He was, wrote his friend and co-star Deborah Kerr in a Mitchum film anthology, used to expressing himself "in a totally unrepeatable language".
All these form the unrepeatable single moment, which the story tries to do justice to.
It is an unrepeatable classic – only now they want to do it again.
And, though we said we would do it again next year, we all knew it was unrepeatable".
It is funereal, unrepeatable music that can only be followed by silence and air.
It feels like something unrepeatable, as though it could only have happened once.
All miss the point, which is that it is unrepeatable.
On Oct. 8, Mac will combine all eight of the concerts into one ecstatic, intermissionless, unrepeatable twenty-four-hour marathon.
Britain's baby boomers enjoyed a time of "no major war, entirely free education and health care," Mr. Buerk said, their lives "enriched by ever-rising house prices and, often, generous unrepeatable pensions — all, it's argued, bought at the expense of future generations, whose lives will be impoverished by paying for our good fortune".
