Sentence examples similar to a one off window from inspiring English sources
But at the end of last year, Turks were pleasantly surprised by a government announcement that in a one-off window in 2018 the civil registry would cut red tape to make it easier for people to change misspelled or embarrassing names.
Of key interest for future research will be whether this post-natal calibration of the body's set point is a one-off event during a specific developmental window, or whether it can be re-triggered by a leptin surge (endogenous or exogenous) at later ages.
When Bergdorf Goodman, to celebrate the exhibition, commissioned her and six other designers and labels to create a one-off piece inspired by Mr. James for their window displays, she jumped at the opportunity.
Those who buy a machine with Windows 10 S will be able to upgrade to Windows 10 Pro for a one-off cost.
"Form goes out of the window as this is a one-off.
The worlds is a one-off event and the form book goes out the window".
The replica is a one-off and has all the intricate details of the original, including glass-less windows and an over-sized drinks holder.
Saints were fined a one-off £60,000 by Premiership Rugby in December 2013, after North played for Wales against Australia outside the 2013 autumn window.
I hope this is a one-off.
