Sentence examples for have no sequel from inspiring English sources

Like the elusive, gigantic wave surfers spend their lives hunting for, the new wave was a spectacular, once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon that would have no sequel.

The one time that the dialogue makes the rules explicit and the action puts them into play — in a showdown between Vision and Scarlet Witch — the result is a flash of narrative energy that, however, has no sequel.

I'll come back to that film after it hits the streets; for now, it's worth noting that the film Friend's piece was pegged to, "Funny People," the third that Apatow directed, has yet had no sequel in his oeuvre (though rumor has it he'll be directing something new this summer, which will star Mann, Paul Rudd, Megan Fox, and Albert Brooks).

A hallmark of a timeless Disney classic is that it has no sequel, yet Inside Out may be so groundbreaking that it demands one.

All other patients survived, three needed amputations of toes, two had no sequels.

The victory had no immediate sequel, for the Knights ceded only Samogitia (temporarily), but it marked the beginning of their decline; the Prussian nobles and towns secretly opposed the ruthless rule of the Teutonic Order.

I have no desire for any sequels.

Other developments in the 1860s had no immediate sequels in Impressionism.

If it's pitched as a loving homage, intended to bring some of Wilson's breathless readership to enjoy her take and then explore the original and its sequels, I have no beef with the idea.

Iannucci says he has no interest in a sequel.

And Georgia, which briefly shelved its gas tax after Hurricane Katrina, has no plans for a sequel.