Sentence examples for Ticket prize from inspiring English sources

The Glastonbury lineup ticket prize draw (the "prize draw") is open to residents of the UK aged 18 and over.

Please note the ticket prize is for one ticket only and does not include airfare or hotel.

The studies included in this review used either small monetary incentives or monetary equivalent incentives (lottery ticket, prize draw or phone card).

The fight's only major corporate sponsor is Southwest Airlines, which is involved with sweepstakes and ticket prizes as the bout's official air carrier.

"I said, No, but I wish I were!" Winston Towers is directly across Palisades Avenue from Evergreen Pharmacy, where the winner of Tuesday's jackpot in the multistate Mega Millions game -- the largest single-ticket prize in the New Jersey Lottery's 32-year history -- purchased his ticket.

At the height of its popularity during the Great Depression of the 1930s, a variant (often called screeno) was played in motion-picture theatres, with one night in the week designated bank night, when patrons received free bingo cards with their admission tickets; prizes amounted to hundreds of dollars in cash or merchandise.

As Cathleen Decker found in her Sunday column, despite lopsided numbers in California, state Republicans have been notching minor electoral victories, which still count even though they aren't winning the big-ticket prizes.

Tickets for prize travel are valid for the prize winner accompanied by one adult.

In exchange for their donations, guests will receive raffle tickets and prizes, including tickets to the Broadway show "Aida," Jets and Knicks games, and designer accessories.

This came after an apparently unrelated scandal two months ago over the sale of tickets for prized seats at the foot of the sport's raised dirt ring to around 50 members of the Yamaguchi-gumi, Japan's largest crime syndicate.

Syfy will also include "Spider-Man" tickets as prizes in contests that the networks runs online or as tie-ins to series like "Hollywood Treasure," which is devoted to collector memorabilia.