Sentence examples similar to very one off from inspiring English sources

Jae Hopkins, marketing director at Exodus, said: "Most people know this is a very one-off situation.

It was a very one-off case".

He was a real one-off character and I'm very, very sad he's gone".

Only the very rich or very poor can pull this one off: the rich because they create their own flow; the poor because they don't have a boat.

"Racing plates are very light and he pulled one off, and he drew blood as well, so his foot was very sore.

Both told me to bring a photo, so I pulled one off a (very much alive) friend's Facebook and, armed with Emily's backstory and a few years of high school acting/improv experience, headed out for my third reading of the day.

Black Lips are coming back to play a very special one-off show at London's Heaven  on September 16th.

Most of these are small, very local one-off companies.

In the case of ISIS it's the lone wolf copy cat murderers, the Raskolnikovs, the Underground Men, the outliers, who are the most dangerous since they're the very ones who fall off the radar of security agencies and are thus almost impossible to track--as was apparently the case in the San Bernardino shootings.

On the other hand, they are very beautiful tables: one-off, gemlike, even mysterious.

That is a business model with which the $65 billion media and entertainment industries -- the very ones that nearly sued the pants off Mr. Craig -- are quite familiar.