Sentence examples for no rerun from inspiring English sources
The reality, however, is no rerun of I'm All Right Jack.
As in much of Britain, there's no rerun of the Great Depression; it's more a whole string of mini-depressions.
This was no rerun of the flamboyant Englishman's famous "when I reach my full potential it will be just me and Tiger" declaration of a few years ago.
There has been no rerun of the vast office overbuilding, fueled by reckless bank lending, that took years for both bankers and developers to recover from.
There will be no rerun of Neil Kinnock's serial losses.Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor of the exchequer, is plainly on manoeuvres, courting the unions and local associations, but not on his own behalf.
"There can be no debates, no reruns.
No reruns, no sequels, no marketing, in her lifetime.
No reruns, no test patterns, nothing but static.
"There can be no disputes, no reruns – we have heard the settled will of the Scottish people," Cameron said in a statement outside No 10 Downing Street shortly after 7am on Friday.
But this is no simple rerun of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
