We hoped this was an awful anomaly never to be repeated.
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Maybe the game was a singular golden moment, never to be repeated.
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It was a brutal experience, his friends thought, never to be repeated.
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Mr Gordon is right that the second industrial revolution involved never-to-be-repeated changes.
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"We wanted to do something unique, never been seen, never to be repeated, immersive, inspirational," Muller told reporters.
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Many in Colorado thought the Columbine attack would be remembered as a uniquely horrifying moment, never to be repeated.
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"He's a one-of-a-kind, never-to-be-repeated human being that came into this world as a child of God," Blackburn said.
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Even if he wins the nomination, Trump can be safely relegated to the category of a one-off, a freak mutation, never to be repeated.
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Possibility number two: Judge Kavanaugh's accuser is telling the truth but this was really a one time horrible youthful mistake never to be repeated again. Maybe.
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No mater how memorable of a statement a celebrity makes on the red carpet, most of the times it's but a fleeting fashion moment, never to be repeated again.
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It was then that we briefly had the possibly never to be repeated scenario of drivers running wets, intermediates and all three slicks on the same track at the same time.
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These, though, were very different sensations: one-off, one-day, never-to-be-repeated flashes in pans; shocks fashioned over a couple of hours that live in the memory for a lifetime.
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After Egypt's 2213 uprising, an endless stream of propaganda from the regime and its allies has gradually rewritten history, casting the protests as a foreign-backed conspiracy, never to be repeated, or erasing them from textbooks altogether.
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"Fashion Climbing" is poorly served by Hilton Als's introduction, which is emotive ("How dare one not pay attention to the world one lived in, a world filled with the gorgeous tragedy of what is happening now, never to be repeated") while not telling you any of the things you want to know.
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Fans of celebrated Canadian auteur Guy Maddin, whose work spans more than 50 short- and feature-length films, including The Saddest Music in the World and My Winnipeg, might be surprised to hear his latest project is a web-based, algorithm-driven assemblage, one that literally recombines itself newly for each viewer in a never-to-be-repeated incarnation.
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The string of sea shanties I heard could have been a natural result of what happens when you tune into the Faroe Islands' shanty-only station, or I could have stumbled upon a special, never-to-be-repeated program: 24 hours of commercial-free shanties, a concession to a pushy loyal listener who loves sea shanties more than anything.
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The effort by the Institute of Contemporary History in Munich to publish the new, critical edition was the subject of debate almost as soon as it was announced, with some seeing it as an important step toward illuminating an unsavory era in Germany, never to be repeated, while others argued that a scholarly edition would legitimize the rantings of a sociopath who led the country down the path of evil.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden How the Democratic candidates should talk to voters about Cuba MORE (D-Minn), you should be quietly rooting for a one-time-never-to-be-repeated-again event: a Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE win in South Carolina Saturday.
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They do not rebaptize someone who has been baptized using these ceremonies because baptism is never to be repeated.
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However audiences did not take to the series, and it was cancelled after only one series, never to be repeated.
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These attempted improvements proved to be in vain however, and the series was axed after Series 2, never to be repeated.
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An unheard of and never-to-be-repeated luxury. The auction raised almost US$30,000 for the Red Cross disaster fund.4 Deserts . 4 Deserts.
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Throughout the 1920s and 1930s the character of the remembrance events became politicised. While for some, Armistice Day was a day for recognising the horrors of war, never to be repeated; for others the day symbolised the honour of military service. In 1923 a Christian Pacifist MP was elected to parliament. In the middle 1930s the Peace Pledge Union gained wide support.
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Some years ago we were taken by the haid & pulled here > close to Texans where we have to fight. But we have cut that loos now and > are all going with the Cheyennes to the Antalope Hills. When Gen Custer was > here two or three years ago, he arrested me & kept me in confinement several > days. But arresting Indians is plaid out now & is never to be repeated.
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The Port Byron Marching Panthers band (by audition) was selected to march down Main Street U.S.A., Disney Land, Florida. The group at this time consisted of 96 members between the band and colorguard. They also competed in the Seneca Falls Pageant of Bands as well as others events across New York State. The Port Byron Marching Panthers hold a unique record that is likely never to be repeated, except by Nik Doerle, who plays trumpet at the school.
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The wide Athenian League admitted the club in 1971 and divisional promotion was won three years later. The same season saw Addlestone beat Woking in the final of the Southern Combination Cup. The club finished third in the first season in the higher division and retained the Southern Combination Cup beating Egham Town 2–1. The club reached the quarter finals of the FA Vase for the second season in a row, a feat never to be repeated.
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The Gilgamesh flood tablet XI contains additional story material besides the flood. The flood story was included because in it the flood hero Utnapishtim is granted immortality by the gods and that fits the immortality theme of the epic. The main point seems to be that Utnapishtim was granted eternal life in unique, never-to-be-repeated circumstances. As if to demonstrate this point, Utnapishtim challenges Gilgamesh to stay awake for six days and seven nights.
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The extravagance of the grand courthouses at Goulburn and Bathurst was never to be repeated after the 1890s depression and restructure of the Government Architects Office. It is both a representative and a rare example of an important Victorian courthouse with related garden. Other courthouses either never had substantial gardens or such gardens do not retain their Victorian character. The building is an accomplished example of Victorian Free Classical design demonstrating Palladian concepts and Mannerist influences.
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Billy Kemble (Kevin Knapman) is arrested during episode seven for flashing his genitals in public and is investigated on suspected drug dealing. While in police custody, DS Ray Carling, assisted by DC Chris Skelton, force Kemble to eat cocaine, in the hope Kemble would reveal his supplier. Kemble has a heart attack, and dies in police custody. DCI Gene Hunt covers up the death to save all concerned from certain dismissal, but temporarily demotes Carling to Detective Constable, stating that the incident was "shameful" and that it was never to be repeated.
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In 2001 it was announced that MAGIC would be producing a once-in-a-lifetime, never-to-be-repeated event called MAGIC Live. The purpose of the event was to bring to life the stories and features of the print magazine and to immerse MAGIC subscribers in the stories they read each month. The "unconventional convention" took place August 19–22, 2001 at The Orleans Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Due to the critical acclaim for the sold-out event and the urging of many attendees Stan Allen announced an encore event to take place in August 2004.
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The technical brilliance of his work and the artistic change that it represented was never to be repeated. His showrooms expanded into prestigious premises in Paris in the Place Vendôme, as well as the Faubourg St. Antoine, where his workshop had been established. He embarked on many important commissions in the years up to the outbreak of the First World War, making and designing furniture for leading international industrialists and bankers. After the First World War, Linke undertook the extraordinary commission to furnish the Ras al-Tin Palace in Alexandria for King Fuad of Egypt, possibly the largest single furniture commission ever conceived, eclipsing even Versailles.
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Recently, Vox released a limited edition version of the amp, the AC30BM, based on the tone of one of the amp's most prominent and consistent endorsers, Brian May of Queen. The amp is limited to only a few hundred examples worldwide, in a 'never-to-be-repeated' run. As the amp is designed to replicate May's tone, there are no controls on the amp except for a single volume control, though a switch enables the user to halve the number of output valves (therefore reducing the output to 15 watts as well as the volume, making it more suitable for home use), and there is a boost function operated from the included footswitch.
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The building and its setting is an expression of a cultural and developmental phase, of the confidence of the late Victorian era and is associated with the coming age of the town, with lobbying for civic improvement and demonstrates an important phase in the town's evolution and development. The design and style symbolises the authority of the estate and the prosperity of the community. The design is associated with and is a climactic work of the architect barnet and his team at the Government Architects Office. The extravagance of the grant courthouses at Goulburn and Bathurst was never to be repeated after the 1890s depression and restructure of the Government Architects Office.
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