Sentence examples for a ticket in a from inspiring English sources

To walk along Broadway is like being a ticket in a lottery — a ticket in a glass barrel, being tossed about with all the other tickets.

You could run a straight lottery on the Internet, or sell shares in a corporation that gave each shareholder a ticket in a lottery.

There is even a proposal to give anyone who votes a ticket in a $1m lottery.If some of these measures affect who turns out at the polls, that could even determine which party's candidate wins a closely contested race.

On 3 February a unique exhibition takes place at the British Library, open only to selected academics or those who won a ticket in a ballot held last year.

Though "Ripe" received a good review on the Backstage Web site, ("A touching memoir" that "is consistently engaging"), at $10 a ticket, in a 50-seat theater, it can't be making much.

Then last Tuesday at a downtown coffee bar, Pete Sanders, a neighbor and theater press agent who doesn't represent the show, told me he knows someone who could get me a ticket in a snap.

We've been promised a ticket in an hour's time.

The owner receives a ticket in the mail a few days later.

This year, for the first time, the school held a senior prom -- $10 a ticket, in the gym, but festive nonetheless.

By Friday, Snyder said, he had found a guy willing to sell a ticket in the upper tier for $1,500.

You'd drop off your cell, get a ticket in return, then come back in a few hours to claim it, fully powered.