Sentence examples for this singular moment from inspiring English sources
At this singular moment in our political history, the resonance is deafening.
The Nuggets -- eager to capitalize on this singular moment -- want someone, anyone, to take Harrington, whom they signed to a five-year, $34 million deal last July.
But if the sport has this orgasmic quality, does not the pursuit of this singular moment of extraordinary endeavour make the rest of his life seem rather dull?
They remain this singular moment in which we have a developed nation bending its resources, bending its technology, bending its some of its military apparatus in the midst of wartime, actually pulling resources from some of that wartime apparatus to aim it at the destruction the most efficient destruction of a people that it can muster.
200 rabbis from all over the country came together to talk and learn and pray and sing about this singular moment in American history -- and the work we as clergy are called to do for our people and our country.
His classmates and townsfolk will now remember him for this singular moment, but also, thanks to the miracle of youtube, every gimlet-eyed college administrator, every suspicious prospective father-in-law, every skeptical potential employer, every miserly bank loan officer, and every conscientious State Department Terrorist Watch List administrator will see him coming, and not face first.
"I think that's the singular moment where I was like, this is a really big deal," Gray says.
Rather, he captures the singular moment on paper with pen and paintbrush.
[7] At that singular moment, the entire earth would be covered by one date only — were it not for daylight saving time, and a few time zones with shifted time-keeping.
Still, even to veterans of past wars, this was a singular moment: "Clearly this is as dangerous a minefield politically and governmentally as we've had in a long time," said Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Democratic leader.
This was a singular moment in Sunday's game.
