Sentence examples for one off a from inspiring English sources

AS a visitor progresses from west to east, there is a slow build from mass to class; from two-figure comfort (Clarks, sneakers, Ugg knockoffs) to variations of hooker chic like lace-up, over-the-thigh boots in Madonna's Truth or Dare collection ($360), so fresh from the factory that lifting one off a pedestal caused me to sneeze.

"Last night's episode at the Emerson wasn't a one off," a friend of the actress told the website.

I remember listening over the radio to the All-Star Game of 1946, in which Williams hit two singles and two home runs, the second one off a Rip Sewell "blooper" pitch; it was like hitting a balloon out of the park.

Steve Jobs was a one off; a man who had total belief in his own abilities and a shortage of patience for anyone who failed to agree with him.

Gruff crooner George Ezra is here for One On, One Off, a party anthems game Annie came up with.

I just got one off a mug!

On the one hand this single episode involving a firm with (at this point) just four buses could be dismissed as a one-off, a misguided error on their part, or just small fry.

So was this a one-off, a single cop who maybe shouldn't be one, abusing a suspect -- in this case, a misidentified suspect?

THE azure front-pleated Calvin Klein Collection dress that Sarah Jessica Parker wears on the May cover of Vogue was supposed to be a one-off, a modification of a dress that Francisco Costa had created for this fall.

Streep issued a statement to the New York Times through a Public Theater spokeswoman on Tuesday afternoon: "I appreciate the interest, but this was a one-off, a once in a (last in a) lifetime appearance of this character".

She was, her husband Carl said in a tribute, "a one-off, a truly unique person".