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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a quick ticket" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a ticket that is obtained or processed quickly, often in contexts like travel or events. Example: "I managed to get a quick ticket to the concert just before it sold out."
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It's an asset, not a quick ticket to riches.
He even admitted to admiring Margaret Thatcher – never a quick ticket to electoral success in France.
Some young people see a study visa as a quick ticket to the British job market and eventual settlement.
"Almost everybody's dream is to be famous," he said, "and talent shows are a quick ticket to achieving that".
On one hand, there's no doubt that waiting too long on running backs in 2013 is a quick ticket to Rashard Mendenhall-induced anxiety all season long.
While this might sound scary, an active vagus nerve is actually a quick ticket to well-being.
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US Airways also said that passengers who redeem miles for award travel within 14 days of departure would be changed a "quick-ticketing fee" of $50 a ticket.
"There's no such thing as an accident," said Dagoberto Juarez, who was buying a Quick Draw ticket at a Washington Heights bodega.
Outside Smile's Donut House in Wilmington on Monday, Juan Gonzalez, 58, used a key to scratch a "Quick $50s" ticket.
Fast food is his quick ticket to jail.
As a quick refresher, tickets for Weekend 1 typically sell out very quickly, while Weekend 2 tickets are a little more readily available.
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