It was supposed to just be a one-off bit, but Haskell's dancing was so funny, and he and Jimmy improvised this bit where Hashtag gets tired and wants to stop, but Jimmy keeps forcing him to dance," said DiCenzo.
It was not a one-off bit of "sensationalism" but part of a tasteful and remarkable tribute package profiling the dead Marine and the experience of the photographer, Julie Jacobson, who was there to capture his final moments before he was gravely injured.
"The concern is that it's a bit of a one off," said Gowan.
If your identity is dependent on being a one-off, you're probably a bit of a twat.
Subsequent owners would pay the tax but save on the initial purchase price, making the tax a bit like a one-off levy on current owners.
As a one-off the game was a bit of festive fun but these high-scoring affairs are becoming a habit in the Premier League, witness Newcastle's 4-3 defeat at Manchester United on Boxing Day and Manchester City's victory at Norwich by the same score three days later.
Admittedly, 95 was a bit of a one-off and this time last year the company predicted the number of openings at between 65 and 75.
"The Premier League [inflation] was in truth a bit of a one-off".
"That's a little bit of a one-off — it's a locally based co-op of milk producers," he said.
"He's a bit of a one-off in that almost everywhere he's worked he's inspired loyal support from the people he's worked with.
Crawford argues that Matters is "more of a role model than the window breakers", and describes Emily Wilding Davison, who died after being trampled upon by King George V's horse at the Epsom Derby in 1913, as a "bit of a one-off".
