Sentence examples for that is unrepeatable from inspiring English sources

This initial inhalation is a moment that is unrepeatable: for the first time lungs trade fluid for air, an exchange of gases, and then, the umbilical cord with its oxygen-rich blood is cut.

Unlike the civil war, whose faultlines you could trace from 1642 to the regional voting habits of 2015, the 1520s had a political context that was unrepeatable; you could even call it niche.

"I am an agnostic, but I came to see an event that I will never see again -- this is unrepeatable in my lifetime," said Claudio Vecchio, 38, an Italian film producer.

All miss the point, which is that it is unrepeatable.

A ferocious performance from Romaniw sets the seal on a novelty that is surely unrepeatable.

Through the clothing they want to link themselves by association to a fabled date, projecting on to themselves a glory that is seemingly unrepeatable from a match that took place before many of them were born.

There was a unique set of organizational, in addition to technological, circumstances that allowed Japanese VGM to flourish in the '80s and '90s, in a way that is arguably unrepeatable in the U.S. and other markets today.

Even so, Mr Meyer at Deutsche Bank reckons that the export performance of the past two years is "unrepeatable".

This is unrepeatable".

"This is unrepeatable — it would never work again.

It is unrepeatable not only because it is a one-off, devised piece – the combined effort of director Sally Cookson, dramaturg Mike Akers and the cast – but because of its site: a chunk of King Street has been closed off and the theatre's 18th-century facade is now a backdrop.