Sentence examples for one off of from inspiring English sources
Choose a person, place, thing, or already known race to base your new one off of.
From the invaluable You Can't Predict Baseball team (who you really should be following during the MLB Playoffs if you're on Twitter): YCPB (@cantpredictball) Sean Rodriguez hit five regular season home runs; he hits one off of Jon Lester in the first game of the Red Sox-Rays ALDS.
The slab designs work well in the office; you can pop one off of its dock (a $250 or $300 extra) and run to a meeting without having to shut the machine down.
We were going to get one off of eBay and to recoup our costs we'd hold tournaments and leave it coin-operated for everyone to use.
If you've invented a time machine, though, you could probably go into the future and buy this one off of eBay for, like, $15.
Recently I checked one off of my to-do list.
When Sharon put on a one-off of Veronika Krausas' "The Mortal Thoughts of Lady Macbeth," at the dance hall Fais Do-Do, he realized the audience was here for avant-garde work, and that "Crescent City" would come next.
Warhol did make and sell one-offs of soup cans, Brillo boxes, and other works.
The first event, Transmissions, took place in Berlin, was hosted by Raf and was a real one-off of a bash.
As just one off-the-top-of-my-head example.
Scattered bits of serialized story mixed in with one-off mission-of-the-week episodes.
