Sentence examples for unrepeatable work from inspiring English sources
Still, you can see why Salinger's approach to creativity – one unrepeatable work of brilliance, followed by decades of crabby silence – might appeal to past-it rock stars.
Toxicologists have continued for decades to ignore genetic variation when selecting animal models even though to do so leads to unreliable results [ 36] and using too few animals in the design of experiments can be as wasteful as using too many because the research becomes 'under-powered' and consequently invalid leading to unrepeatable work and avoidable repetition of research.
"This is unrepeatable — it would never work again.
"One thing I always teach my students is that a crime scene or an archaeology site is an unrepeatable experiment, because in working on it, you alter or destroy it," adds Duhig.
If it's been going and going and other actors have done wonderful work, inspired work and many magical unrepeatable things have happened and you happen to have a very small sort of functional piece at the tail end of that, you don't really want to drop the ball when everyone has done wonderful stuff.
(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).
These circumstances are unrepeatable.
Each one is unique, unrepeatable.
