Sentence examples for One-off occasion from inspiring English sources

It has taken away their consistency, but made them more dangerous on the one-off occasion.

"But because of the earthquake, and the sentiment it has generated, all those barriers and hurdles have been able to be overcome for this special one-off occasion".

When Rangers and Celtic are reunited at Hampden Park on Sunday, it will be a one-off occasion and probably not particularly pleasant.

Their game, based on squeezing opponents, winning penalties up front and on the floor to gain territory and keeping risk to a minimum, coupled with selflessness in defence and collective understanding, is suited for the one-off occasion.

"They play to a consistently high standard every week and a team that is less consistent over the course of the season can rise above them on the one-off occasion," Moody says.

Add his brace that earned the Republic of Ireland a two-legged victory over Bosnia in the Euro 2016 play-offs last October and Walters' ability to rise to the one-off occasion is given further credence.

Being known as a "Cup team" is a mixed compliment, implying the ability to raise your game for one-off occasions, but never to sustain it.

Phillips kept his trumpeter busy, with radio broadcasts and road tours, plus one-off occasions such as the Christmas staff party at Windsor Castle.

The counter-terrorism bill would give the police the right to detain terrorist suspects without charge for up to 42 days on one-off occasions where there was a severe terrorist threat.

Or that his own relentlessness, an asset in the everyday grind, drains and distracts his players on these one-off occasions, prevents them from playing cold when the situation is already hot.

Gameplay mechanics will seep into the real world, and not just on one-off occasions, like the Hide & Seek events, but as an expected part of life, on many different input devices, at any time of the day or night.