Sentence examples for be a ticket from inspiring English sources

A college education, commonly believed to be a ticket out of poverty, is expensive.

But his architecture is today what it was always meant to be: a ticket to paradise.

With younger people, he hopes that the sport can be a ticket to college.

A national ID card would be a ticket to the loss of much of your personal freedom.

"But were they to face up to the long-run fiscal challenges, it would be a ticket to defeat.

Beauty products -- like a Eurotrash jet-set boyfriend -- can be a ticket to unexpected pleasures amid the daily grind.

Getting a job at Goldman Sachs may be a ticket to great wealth, but it no longer comes with an automatic brokerage account at the Wall Street firm.

"She would be a ticket-selling machine, there's no doubt about that," he said.

Few had heard of Spiro Agnew when Nixon selected him, in 1968, although the then governor of Maryland, who was reputed to be a ticket-balancing Rockefeller Republican, turned out to be a slashing campaigner.

"There will be a ticketing process," she said.

Running, Mark explained, was a ticket out.