Sentence examples for unrepeatable chance from inspiring English sources
But a singular, unrepeatable chance to cut the nuclear Gordian knot had been lost.
(The film's director, Sacha Gervasi, went from being a roadie for Anvil, in the eighties — the musicians called him Teabag, because he's English — to working on an archive of Samuel Beckett material, so this film may represent an unrepeatable chance to merge his interests).
The problem here is that we can now have chance without randomness, if there is a single-case unrepeatable chance event.
If I'm travelling, usually with my iPhone and headphones, and when at home with the good quality audio system on my big speakers, although every chance I get I prefer live concerts – the experience is unique and unrepeatable (quite literally, as I can't simply hit the repeat button!).
This could well be Mehmas's last race before an early - and some would say highly premature - retirement to stud, and Dettori will arrive on the Rowley Mile with a real chance of a Group One double, just days before the 20th anniversary of the unrepeatable afternoon at Ascot when he rode all seven winners on the card.
These circumstances are unrepeatable.
Each one is unique, unrepeatable.
The truth was awful, impossible, unrepeatable.
