The phrase "a ticket of an" is not correct in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is likely a misconstruction of a more standard phrase.
Example: "I need a ticket for an event."
Alternatives: "a ticket for" or "a ticket to".
With proof of death, United/Continental airlines will refund a ticket of a deceased passenger, but will keep $50 for their trouble.
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).
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.
Earlier this summer, she had come into possession of a ticket to an advance screening of the premiere episode, held at the Ziegfeld Theater, where she also met the cast.
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.
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.
