Sentence examples similar to a one off label from inspiring English sources

Yankovic released the record under Placebo Records, a one-off label founded by Yankovic for the sole purpose of distributing the EPs.

Two hundred and twenty (97.3 %) patients were treated with one off-label medicine and six (2.7 %) with a combination of two medicines.

One off-label therapy that has recently increased in popularity as a treatment for autism is hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) [ 10, 11].

Their debut feelgood single, "Arrows of Eros", is released on Monday in a one-off deal with indie record label Young and Lost Club.

He offered the band a one-off single deal, and the label included it in their Single-of-the-Month series, issuing a 7" single to fan club members in February 2001.

For many, the decision to launch the NPEA represents another bid to ensure that Australian art revolves around traditional definitions especially when you consider that the Minister Brandis awarded a one-off $250,000 grant to classical music label, Melba Recordings that wasn't subject to competitors or an Australia Council review in 2014.

He last appeared at London fashion week in September 2007, with a one-off celebratory show for the 10th anniversary of his label.

Of course, it goes beyond simply one fashion label using the latest handsets from a phone maker in a one-off cross-promotional opportunity.

Musicians and the major labels should think of music licensing more as a volume business than a one-off lottery.

He was a one-off".

This was not just a one-off".