Sentence examples for a one-off session from inspiring English sources

Lord Green, who left HSBC to become trade minister in 2011, will give evidence to the economic affairs committee at a one-off session on the culture of banking.

In this study, peer education was defined as a one-peer-to-one group approach, delivering a one-off session on falls prevention health-related education.

On the day he made Another Side in June 1964, Dylan recorded a version of a new song, "Mr. Tambourine Man," but he wisely decided it was too important to include on an album completed in a one-off session.

On-boarding, for example, is usually a one-off session in which reps are expected to absorb large amounts of information in a limited amount of time.

I go into school to do a one-off session, but it's not like a social commitment.

They'll vary in length, but all can be completed in less than six hours as a one-off session or for example, an hour a week for six weeks.

Members of the Scottish parliament's education and culture committee held a special one-off session on Tuesday to examine how the school, which was designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh more than a century ago, will be restored.

This suggests that a minimal intervention, in terms of one-off session of counselling, may provide greater benefit than written information alone in addressing sexual changes after cancer for many individuals.

Tuesday's one-off session was supposed to be a hearing on the use of "bots" - automated computer programmes which help touts harvest huge numbers of tickets when they go on sale.

Further overdubs included baritone and tenor sax parts by Tom Scott, who stayed at Friar Park following Harrison's one-off session with the L.A. Express in April 1974, and a second acoustic guitar, played by Mick Jones.

The Business, Innovation and Skills Committee is holding a one-off evidence session on the regulation of such companies.