Sentence examples for from a one off from inspiring English sources

Aside from a one off concert or sporting event, there just never was much reason to head downtown between the hours of 5pm on Friday and 8am on Monday.

He has graduated from a one-off segment on the Oscars: this year his performance of The Lego Movie's song Everything is Awesome was the highlight of an otherwise drab ceremony.

This is far from a one-off finding even though some earlier research finds no impact on employment.

The Maggie's Centre initiative, named after Jencks's wife, Maggie Keswick, who died of cancer in 1993, has grown from a one-off project to a mushrooming nationwide network – six existing buildings with more on the way, and a lengthening list of high-profile designers: Richard Rogers, Frank Gehry, Zaha Hadid, Rem Koolhaas.

This story is far from a one-off.

It was also far from a one-off.

In its interim management statement Centrica said full-year earnings would benefit from a one-off deferred tax credit.

Some of this may be from a one-off rise in food prices, but underlying it are pressures for hikes in wages, commodity prices and interest rates.

Dullah says she was banned from leaving the house unaccompanied and apart from a one-off payment of £1,000 did not receive a salary for 18 years.

Eventually it was established they flowed from a one-off report of someone "buying small quantities of the key ingredients for napalm at a north London chemist".

The largest chunk of funding for the transformation comes from a one-off settlement of £148.8m from the exchequer in 2010.