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

"This is a one-off, unique campaign for a unique monument".

"Joe was a one off, an amazing person and totally unique," says Marr. "He started looking after me when I was 17; it was Joe who put the idea in my head to go and knock on Morrissey's door.

"Sealand is a one off that could never be repeated in international law due to a unique set of circumstance," he told me.

"That [the 6-1] was a one-off, a unique game.

She was, her husband Carl said in a tribute, "a one-off, a truly unique person".

It may serve curry wurst, pretzels, apple strudel and foaming steins of weissbier, but the bar is actually owned by a couple of Frenchmen, Joel and Stéphane, who fell in love with Germany during a holiday in Berlin and have created a one-off locale with a unique franco-allemande ambiance.

Pop star Lulu, who was a special guest at the show, told the BBC "he is a one-off, he is totally unique.

9/11 was a one-off, an aberration, so unique that its "success" stunned even Osama bin Laden.

Like pennies in a sofa, lost photos are always turning up - but, being Polaroids, these have an aura of their own because each picture is unique, a one-off.

She said, "It seems like a one-off opportunity to do something unique - I do and have worked in the community most of my life and have a strong commitment in trying to bring certain issues to the wider public".

Municipal bankruptcies remain extremely rare, and each of these cases can be viewed as unique, a one-off: Jefferson County was undone by a major sewer project marred by corruption, Harrisburg by borrowing more than it could repay for a disastrous incinerator project, Central Falls by pension problems, and Hamtramck by the woes of the auto industry.