Sentence examples for in that unrepeatable from inspiring English sources

While the silverware is, naturally, much scarcer than when Rod Laver and friends ruled in that unrepeatable golden age, depth does appear to be building.

The right hand side of RCT makes room for this, for we may simply insist that unrepeatable events cannot be repeated often enough to give rise to an adequate sequence (whether or not the inadequate sequence they do in fact give rise to is random).

"Flensburg was that unrepeatable circumstance where [past and present] merely brushed against each other... the future appeared fixed, bright and obvious" and American.

And yet it seemed a pity to forgo the possibilities offered by that unrepeatable occasion.

Gatsby himself has become a phantom by wilfully pursuing an impossible vision - trying to renew his relationship with the woman he loved, and the short-lived intensity that existed in an unrepeatable past.

Mr Graham said that if the "unrepeatable manuscript" in his suitcase had gone up in smoke "it would have, I think, killed the Poldarks".

He was, wrote his friend and co-star Deborah Kerr in a Mitchum film anthology, used to expressing himself "in a totally unrepeatable language". He gloried in outrageous inconsistency and in one period in the 1970s served up three places of birth to a like number of questioners.

In retrospect, that export boom may have been the unrepeatable result of cheap money and buoyant investment.

A quick look on Mumsnet reveals long, eye-watering threads discussing him, in particular his shirtless body, in unrepeatable ways.

This was a bubble in time – unrepeatable.

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