Sentence examples for one off at from inspiring English sources

"A little quirky thing can set one off at one time, and another time not".

"I can't take this one off at the end of the day, but I don't want to".

Hence the screening that the Edinburgh film festival managed to secure is likely to be a one off, at least as far as UK filmgoers are concerned.

He has knocked one off at the board and has managed to whittle down the valid signatures of another, Ms. Tapia, to a hair's breadth over the 900-signature minimum.

Although other similar cases have resulted in jail, the judge suspended Randall's sentence because of his guilty plea, and the fact it was a "one off" at the low end of the scale of offending.

Today seems as good a day as any to make your own list, to go out and buy a book, to drop one off at your library — to do something.

"He would drop the little ones off at the school bus every morning and then ride off on his bike looking for work.

Drilling deeper into the data shows that trips during rush hour are undertaken for many different purposes, from holiday outings with the kids to shopping, visiting friends and for educational purposes, such as dropping the little ones off at school.

The Premiership final is on Saturday 28 May, Wales are the opposition in a one-off at Twickenham the following day and the first Test is two weeks later on 11 June.

Such conflicting movements are the cause of the famous "roosts" of Scotland, like the one off Sumburgh Head, at the southernmost tip of the Shetland Islands.

Notes: Subscripts 1,2,5,10 (eg: SIG5] in the intervention column denote the frequency of screening in years. Subscript 50, denotes a one off intervention at age 50.