The phrase "a one time party" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event that is intended to happen only once, rather than being a recurring event.
Example: "We are organizing a one time party to celebrate our team's success, and we hope everyone can join us."
Alternatives: "a one-off event" or "a single occasion party".
On one hand, Obama is from Hawaii; on the other hand, McCain is a one-time party animal from the generation that embraced tiki in the '50s and early '60s.
Mr. Cortines inhabited two rooms on the third floor and used the rest of the house for parent meetings, student conferences and a one-time party for school secretaries that drew 2,000 guests.
Their role was to provide a sort of intellectual brute force, an educated and calculating recklessness, and the sort of irreverence for the communist system that only a one-time party member, such as Kuron, could provide.
In local and regional elections on May 5th the Lib Dems suffered their worst council results since the 1980s and a thumping in Scotland, as voters variously punished a one-time party of protest for breaking campaign pledges, joining a Tory-led government or imposing spending cuts (while the Tories, to general astonishment, were rewarded with an increased haul of council seats).
Senator John McCain, a one-time party rebel whose campaign appeared doomed only seven months ago, became the Republican nominee for president on Tuesday night as he won sweeping victories in Ohio, Texas, Vermont and Rhode Island and as his dogged but lagging competitor, former Gov. Mike Huckabee of Arkansas, dropped out of the race.
Bowd, a one-time Communist party of Great Britain activist, chanced on Lejeune's grave in 1989 as Soviet "communism" collapsed, and for him uncovering the shabby reality behind this revolutionary life seems to have offered a certain closure.
In any environment, it would be bold to appoint a one-time Labour party member as director general of the publicly funded national broadcaster.
"The party of… Yitzhak Rabin, the one-time party of government, has offered no leadership in these elections on shaping our relations with the Palestinians". That ground appears to have been ceded to the right.
Ironically, the one-time party of the establishment has taken to the streets.
The outcome could also help answer a question nagging at Democrats nationally: Can they keep engaging those drawn to the polls by Mr. Obama's charisma and historic campaign, or will last year prove a one-time surge for the party?
Members of Black Educators for Justice, a Florida-based group founded by a one-time New Black Panther Party leader, as well as Black Lawyers for Justice and other organizations wore military fatigues and yelled chants associated with the Black Power movement.
