Sentence examples for was unrepeatable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Unable to be repeated
- He told us to get off his property in unrepeatable terms.
The marriage was harmonious, but the great passion that Schelling had felt for Caroline was unrepeatable.
Some of the graffiti written on the Ukip office was unrepeatable, she said.
He said that his post-match exchange with Mathews was unrepeatable, and shrugged off the possibility of the pair holding clear-the-air talks before the first Test at Lord's next week.
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.
And, though we said we would do it again next year, we all knew it was unrepeatable".
These circumstances are unrepeatable.
"This is unrepeatable — it would never work again.
All miss the point, which is that it is unrepeatable.
Even so, Mr Meyer at Deutsche Bank reckons that the export performance of the past two years is "unrepeatable".
