Sentence examples for a ticket of a from inspiring English sources

With proof of death, United/Continental airlines will refund a ticket of a deceased passenger, but will keep $50 for their trouble.

Mr. Liebling bought a ticket of an Australian horse, Sailor's Guide, who came in second.

But these days you don't just elect a ticket of two; you elect a whole package.

(Ms Silva, running on a ticket of political renewal, might prove a more reluctant horse-trader than Mr Neves).Any ruling coalition will at best be only vaguely cohesive.

A: No, just a ticket of some sort that is worth a lot of money in the Chinese underground of New York City.

If either Clinton or Obama suggested to a deadlocked convention a ticket of Gore-Clinton or Gore-Obama, the Democratic Party would accept it, Mahoney said.

Another revival, "Gore Vidal's The Best Man," starring James Earl Jones, grossed $737,996 (with a top ticket of $225), while a third revival – "A Streetcar Named Desire" with Blair Underwood – took in $446,069 (with a $197.50 top ticket).

Say hello to SeatKarma.com which believes that the true value of a ticket is a combination of its price and its location in the venue.

Curtain Call Kids' Night on Broadway, when a full-price adult ticket brings a free ticket of admission for an accompanied child from 6 through 18, is back.

Despite an average of $48 a ticket and a wave of bad press about both sides during the bargaining, the comeback is expected to be swift.

The McCain campaign is promoting Ms. Palin, the second woman to run on a presidential ticket of a major party, as an embodiment of change.