Sentence examples for One-time special from inspiring English sources

The offer essentially amounts to a big, one-time special dividend.

"Mobbed," which is labeled a one-time special, features Howie Mandel and groups of people creating flash mobs.

Most recently MGM decided to go ahead with a one-time special dividend of $8 to shareholders.

Money.com, a one-time special issue by Money magazine on the same subject, will be on newsstands until Aug. 10.

What can they possibly take away from a one-time special event like this? ZINOMAN A class like that is more of a social thing.

Originally planned as a one-time special, the show enjoyed immediate success and became one of the most widely viewed broadcasts of the late 1960s.

Washington has said it would consider a one-time, special-validation visa for journalists, humanitarian workers, Red Cross officials and those who travel for "the national interest". The Pyongyang university said it would apply for such a visa for American volunteers.

Costco, BJ's and Sam's Club have all found that stocking one-time specials on top-end brands, like Coach handbags or Tag Heuer watches, increases traffic.

The deal, which runs through April 2001, is an example of a "time buy," commonly used for one-time specials such as CBS's broadcast last month of "A.F.I.'s 100 Years... 100 Laughs".

They are ex-ITV director of programmes and channels David Liddiment, former BBC News deputy chief executive Richard Ayre, and Alison Hastings, a former Press Complaints Commission member – plus Lord Williams, ex-BBC World Service editor and one time special adviser to Robin Cook and Jack Straw and Anthony Fryy, the chairman of Dairy Crest and Espirito Santo Investment Bank.

Like a one time special or something like that.