Sentence examples for Ticket pay from inspiring English sources

Buyers who want to put someone else's name on a ticket pay an additional 6percentt of the ticket price, with a $24.95 minimum.

But some experts on federal election law were troubled that the message strongly implies that the money will help the Gore-Lieberman ticket pay for issue advertisements.

If you do get a parking ticket, pay it as soon as you can.

That's the ticket: paying someone else to have will power for you.

Months later, after a failed appeal, Philip was on a bus from Heathrow to Manchester, his ticket paid for by the kind ladies from the airport chapel.

At the start of the decade, an average 15% of the cost of an airline ticket paid for jet fuel, but by the summer of 2008, as the price of oil peaked, the figure had risen to 40%.

(Lockheed footed the bill for installing the cameras, then got a cut for each ticket paid).

Those who managed to secure a ticket paid a £50 deposit immediately, with the remaining money due when the booking site reopens on 2 April 2013.

She traveled to Minneapolis on a ticket paid for by a grant that the Iraqi and American Reconciliation Project received from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council.

For each drug prescription, a copayment (ticket) paid directly by the patient, when applicable, was subtracted from the respective prices.

The fees for medical examinations in the private sector could be three times higher than the highest fee ("ticket") paid by patients in a public hospital; while – concerning instrumental tests – the prices paid by the patients are about equivalent, only FNAC might have a higher price in the private versus the public sector.