Sentence examples for one off from from inspiring English sources

But thanks to the Twist Cyper PleasureToy, you can get your loved one off from anywhere on the planet with these interactive teledildonics.

While this particular article focuses on potential egotism and how spirituality alone may cut one off from the community of believers, which are biblically mandated, I do see a different side to this question.

To shear one off from the other is to only convey a part.

Meanwhile, I've done France, Ghana and Ecuador and I'm just one off from completing Spain.

Thursday's App Smart column covered the apps that wine lovers should use when they buy a new bottle or dust one off from their wine cellars.

Daddy's stories are meant to instill fear — to cut one off from the rest of the world so you'd live in Daddy's world, with his panic and distance.

David Stubbs Robert Webb and Victoria Hamilton play warring divorcees in this superbly performed, spectacularly grim one-off from former Simpsons writer Julie Thacker-Scully.

We need more holiday specials, and we especially need more from reality contest shows, like this one-off from "Drag Race" — essentially an all-star episode that condenses the premise of the show into one wintry bonanza.

The truth is that the Evelyn Grace Academy is a one-off from an age that has already passed, when the City of London's firestorm of wealth threw off sparks of philanthropy to less lucky districts a few miles distant.

Diane ("Cunk") Morgan, Lucy Punch and Anna Maxwell Martin are by turns chaotic, uber-competitive and Not Coping Very Well ("I really want the children to be brought up like I was – by my mother") in this delicious one-off from the combined writing talents of Graham and Helen Linehan, Sharon Horgan and Holly Walsh.

Many viewers (and some reviewers) seemed to be under the impression that Jed Mercurio's police corruption show had exploded as a one-off from nowhere, but there had been a previous run with many of the same characters, which, despite winning an award, did not break through in the same way as the sequel.