Sentence examples similar to one off mistake from inspiring English sources
José Mourinho insists there are no divers at Chelsea and that Oscar made a one-off mistake at Southampton on Wednesday when he was booked for simulation.
Not right now, but it's there which means the GSM Pre we saw at MWC isn't a one-off mistake.
Curda also added: "For the record I don't have a drinking problem, this was a one-off mistake.
Scipione said the scheme allowed young people who have made "one-off mistakes" to escape a lifelong conviction.
Officials have brushed this one off with various "mistakes happen" excuses.
For what is considered a one-off error – and cases of mistaken identity remain rare – the favoured tactic is for the official to "get back on the horse" at the first opportunity.
The others on the list either live in the limbo of denial, still claiming a botched sample or the wrong kind of herbal tea or a physiological freak; or they are happy to comfort themselves - and their sport - with a partial truth: what they did was a one-off, a mistake, not a habit, not a regime, it wasn't them, not really.
In the vast majority of cases, this isn't inherited and is simply the result of a one-off genetic mistake in the sperm or egg .Because chromosomal disorders often result in problems with the heart, Jonas had to have open-heart surgery before he had reached the age of one.
Otherwise, they are the ones who know her best; if they are as shocked as you are then this shows you that she has not done this before and it could very well be a one-off honest mistake.
The United States allowed two goals with Wambach off the field — one on a mistake by goalkeeper Hope Solo — and then rallied for a 2-2 Tuesdaysday in its opener at the Women's World Cup.
