Sentence examples similar to an one off from inspiring English sources

"It was just one of those games - a one-off".

Volcanoes, though, do this on a one-off basis.

And that's caught the attention of President Obama, whose 2015-16 budget aims to raise $238bn from an one-off 14% tax on about $2tn in earnings stashed overseas by American multinational companies and will use that money for infrastructure investment.

"But a semi-final at Wembley is a one-off, and a local derby is a one-off.

The prize was a one-off show on Radio 1.

LOWENSTEIN: ImClone was a more of a one-off.

Applying the planning model should not be an one-off initiative.

I spoke to the Bangladesh central bank governor Atiur Rahman who says that Rana Plaza was an one-off lapse and that standards are being tightened across the nation with international cooperation.

Defiance, launched in partnership with Comcast (the owners of NBC Universal, and thus ultimately both of Syfy and an equity stake in Trion Worlds), had the necessary mechanisms baked in to some extent - after an one-off payment, continued play was free, with cash sales within the game.

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.

London 2012 was a glorious one-off, but a one-off nonetheless.