irreplaceable

But they are at present irreplaceable and I am not.

To protect the field from men who would become irreplaceable.

The target had been taken out, but at what irreplaceable cost?

For one thing, we had lost an irreplaceable man, but he would have died eventually.

Today, American armed forces have an irreplaceable role in our world.

From here on out, we have to regard everything as irreplaceable.

Women play an irreplaceable role in every aspect of family and social life.

"I think she is not only great - but irreplaceable."

It says the island is an irreplaceable training ground for several reasons.

The Building is an irreplaceable link to that important time in our history.

Irreplaceable is really too light a word to use here."

Half a million shifts old, these were, and absolutely irreplaceable.

He is irreplaceable - not that anyone has tried very hard to replace him.

If we encounter any problems, your knowledge and experience with it will be irreplaceable.

He was larger than life and will leave an irreplaceable void.

Four stars for the completed career of a great, irreplaceable friend.

Even as a child, I knew this snapshot was irreplaceable.

"It's become a huge and irreplaceable part of our income."

It is a vital and irreplaceable food for plant life.

What is the critical and irreplaceable public good that they perform, exactly?

But as the long night drew to a close, he felt only one thing: a sense of irreplaceable loss.

And "man's life" means the single, specific, irreplaceable lives of individual men.

He's the last of his kind, and therefore wholly irreplaceable.

This has become a matter of preserving something that is irreplaceable.

Certainly, board members should realize that no employee is irreplaceable.