Sentence examples similar to one off access from inspiring English sources

If a customer wants the digital version street vendors will sell them an access card with a QR code plus one-off access code on it which will enable them to download the edition to their smartphones or tablet.

Other sites such as Plotfinder and BuildStore's PlotSearch charge between £10 and £20 for one-off access to their listings.

What Comey's essay omits to mention, is that one-off access is tantamount to access at any time.

"In its implementation, High Point became a classic example of where a site has been developed on the basis of isolating the social housing content of the development into one corner and gating off access for social housing tenants," he says.

Highways were closed in parts of Wyoming, cutting off access to one town on Friday night.

The company essentially turned off access to one of the most treasured demographics.

This isn't quite a binary faction split acting in the Juggernaut Collective's favor at one point won't lock off access to the Interpol plotline but the world will react in all sorts of ways to the decisions you make.

This isn't quite a binary faction split – acting in the Juggernaut Collective's favour at one point won't lock off access to the Interpol plotline – but the world will react in all sorts of ways to the decisions you make.

If one service provider were to cut off access to certain content, regulators have said, consumers could simply switch to another network.

Just up the road two checkpoints — one Russian, the other Ossetian — cut off access to the village, which is located near the bottom of a high, verdant valley that rises to the Caucasus ridge.

They even shut off access to the toilets, using portable ones instead.