"In light of the recent fabric closure, a move which could change London's cultural landscape forever, a selection of promoters from around the UK have joined forces for a one-off run of winter dates in support of fabric's #saveourculture campaign.
First introduced into the NFL in 1994, this new rule meant teams had the option of adding two points (rather than the one they would earn for a traditional 20-yard kick conversion) after they scored a touchdown by running a one-off play.
It was conceived as a one-off, to run alongside the convention.
To celebrate the opening of Lawrence Watson's exhibition, we're giving away a limited edition t-shirt featuring an iconic image... Our friends over at illustratedpeople.com have given us an one-off Lawrence Watson RUN DMC tshirt (pictured below) to give away to one lucky reader.
Yet almost no one swears off running after an injury, even though — and I speak from experience — a running injury can keep you away from your sport at least as long.
A spokesman for Paddy Power said that the ad was only meant to run as a one-off on Sunday following the Oscars, was not part of a longer media campaign, and only ran in the Sun on Sunday in the UK.
Although it used up $8 billion in cash during the first half of the year ($4.5 billion went on a one-off payment to a union-run health fund for retired workers), it has cash reserves of $26.6 billion.
The company allows users to design their own oversized wall graphics, which can then be ordered in one-off runs or sold to other visitors through an integrated store.
"I never worry about one-off runs.
As with technology movements before it, the Maker movement has laid the groundwork for what will be the next industrial revolution based around personalized fabrication from one-off runs with 3-D printers to at-scale manufacturing.
Early this term, I was asked to run a one-off creative writing session for a group of AS-level students.
