Sentence examples for Offer a ticket from inspiring English sources
We could even work together and offer a ticket deal for people who come to both.
"It will offer a ticket for classical music at the price of a cinema ticket" "Unite, unite, always unite," he said.
"Usually, in the case of a migrant, they might offer a ticket back to where the family came from," Sharkey says.
Mr. Jindal, outside the Louisiana mainstream but within the well-to-do 21st-century American one, seemed to offer a ticket to the latter.
Going fast — going too fast — in slim cars with seductive names like Citroën's "Goddess" seemed to offer a ticket to eternity, and to many onlookers, a high-speed death seemed a sensible, almost poetic, end for the era's brightest stars.
Who knew that in a lonely city like New York, where Seinfeld and Madonna get all the attention, writing children's books could offer a ticket to a small town of at least 100 like-minded people?
YouTube says it had been experimenting with a way to offer a ticketing experience on its site before landing on this Ticketmaster integration.
Offered a ticket by a friend to the opener, he passed.
Air New Zealand (airnewzealand.co.uk) offers a ticket flying out via LA and back via Hong Kong.
He was offered a ticket to the Youth Ball, but couldn't go because he didn't have a tux.
Eurostar also offers a ticket from £89 return connecting in Brussels to the conventional trains to Amsterdam.
