Sentence examples similar to one-time language from inspiring English sources
The grant provides up to 3 years of funding at a lab in a country different from the researcher's own, with funding up to $49,800 per year covering stipend, travel, research expenses, and a one-time language-training allowance.
(We refer to immigration rate even though it is applied only once here; proportion might be better but using the term rate allows a smoother transition in language from one-time to repeated immigration in the next section).
I remember well how a one-time member of New York Art & Language, a spin-off of the 60s conceptual art group from England, responded to the rise of graffiti as a collectible commodity being traded back in the mid-80s: he suggested opening a gallery uptown that would only sell the work of graffiti artists, and which he jokingly suggested be called White Man's Burden.
(Another "one-time sale").
The smallest one-time showing?
Calculate one-time interest.
Add any one-time revenues.
Value the one-time bonus.
Not surprisingly, kids who spent the most one-on-one time with their Welsh-speaking parent had the best language skills.
Get quality one-on-one time.
