Sentence examples similar to one off past from inspiring English sources
They could have not pigeon-holed the Ledbetter bill as simply a one-off past score for women - hence no longer in play or at risk.
During their job hunt, many can draw on substantial savings built off past bonuses, on top of collecting unemployment.
England's bowling attack are in perfect working order though – how's that for a dreadful segue – and Anderson zips one off the seam past the groping Wade's outside edge.
If Mr. Chávez succeeds through administrative or further legal challenges in pushing the vote off past Aug.
Britain does well at basic science (though we are living off past glories and government support is falling in real terms despite 'ring-fencing').
By the second half of the 20th century, the pot-banks were living off past glories, failing to invest in their plants, and reworking tired old designs.
On the opening day of Bestival, Friendly Fires will curate a one-off exploration of "The Past, Present and Future of Dance Music" in the RizLab arena.
Second, there will be a whole series of plants, rather than the uneconomic one-off structures of the past, and these (in imitation of France's dirigiste approach) will be standardised replicas of new designs, rather than endless permutations.Each of these bright ideas has problems.
Beyond vintage, where you're buying one-off relics of the past, I'm interested in ideas.
All images by Luke Dyson.
If only it were as easy in real life to shrug off one's past actions or neuroses, and that the shedding were so readily facilitated by someone else's feelings for you.
