Sentence examples similar to would be one off from inspiring English sources

Even those who agree there might be some reduction in house prices, say the impacts would be one-off and small.

These would be one-off payments consisting of a cash award and/or discounted tuition and accommodation costs.

Cliff Richard, whose 1958 hit "Move It!" is nearing the cut off, would be one of the first to lose his ownership.

"So we were invited in to look at their data, and told not to get too excited, as it would only be one-off".

It would generally be one off situations, you do one cook at one site and then move on," he explained.

"The birds would go crazy, everything would suddenly take off, there'd be one hell of a racket.

But a proportionate response would have been one-off payments to the affected parties nailed by the 1913-1933 Fed cluelessness.

The key words connected to all those numbers that Mr Lewis would like us to focus on is "one-off".

If the winter fuel payment were rolled into the pension we would still be one of the worst off.

One-off" "Cause it was one off and wouldn't happen ever again cause I ain't no nutta".

On the World at One just now, when asked if the £1bn would be a one-off investment or an annual one, he said it would start as a one-off payment "for the moment".