Sentence examples for one off with from inspiring English sources

I'm the one off with one kid in Japan.

Lisa Markwell, editor of 'The Independent on Sunday', kicked this one off with A and B the C of D: Above and Beyond the Call of Duty, which reminded me of Katharine Welby, who calls herself ABCD, the Archbishop of Canterbury's Daughter.

Cornelius Vanderbilt once pulled one off, with members of the New York City Council as the victims.

So it's impressive that José Lugo, a young and resourceful pianist and bandleader from Puerto Rico, has pulled one off, with nine horns and five drummers.

Chris Woakes contemplated cutting one off with his boot but snapped it back, like a man stepping into scalding water but realising it could have cost him his foot.

It already showed one off with a "Go Vote" airhorn this Sunday, and has now added flashlight, snow, floating hearts, and other World Lenses.

If you have new hangers (recommended as stock ones are soft and old), cut the old ones off with some kind of cutting tool. A high-speed rotary tool fitted with a cutting disk or a side grinder will work.

And one thing we understand about violence, particularly violence among young people, is that it's very heavily networked, that the people who are shooting each other know each other — either directly or they know each other one-off, with one or two degrees of separation — and a lot of this is conflict over territory.

This was far from being a one-off: with more than 4,000 turbines both on and offshore now connected to the grid, wind produced 48 GWh of usable electricity per day on average during September, adding up to about 6% of overall daily national electricity requirement.

They showed one off Thursday, with their new catcher Iván Rodríguez behind the plate.

It was clearly a one-off, with no systemic implications.