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

There is also a belief that many voters are voting SNP as a one-off out of guilt for not voting for independence.

"Last night's episode at the Emerson wasn't a one off," a friend of the actress told the website.

In contrast, the ONS report is based on a one-off survey of more than 60,000 people in employment between 2012 and 2013.

On July 27th the firm announced a record loss of $17 billion, the consequence of a one-off charge of $32 billion to clean up the oil spill, compensate its victims and settle fines.

A tremendous popular and critical success, the concert might have been the culmination of a one-off labor of love.

These have offered some combination of a one-off bonus of up to 1m yuan ($160,000), promotion, an assured salary and a housing allowance or even a free apartment.

In return, they receive a guarantee of a one-off payment of IDR 250,000 ($25) if water at the Manggarai Water Gate in Jakarta rises to or above 950cm (31 feet), or what is known as Alert 1.

This was a one-off survey of a sample of patients discharged from NHS acute hospitals in England [ 13].

On the opening day of Bestival, Friendly Fires will curate a one-off exploration of "The Past, Present and Future of Dance Music" in the RizLab arena.

The auction is a "one-off sale of a small selection of books", she continued.

OK, so comedy, musicals, drama; you just did a one-off performance of "Rent," on stage in Los Angeles.