Sentence examples for damaged ticket from inspiring English sources

Camelot has paid the penalty imposed by the commission and said that it was not connected to the draws for the winning numbers, but to do with its system for preventing fraudulent claims on a deliberately damaged ticket.

Duncan added: "It's really important that people understand that this allegation relates to a unique, one-off incident dating back to 2009 and involves a potentially fraudulent claim on a deliberately damaged ticket.

Labour has demanded an explanation from the government about the circumstances that led to National Lottery operator Camelot receiving a £3m penalty for paying out on a damaged ticket in 2009.

(Don't keep it next to magnets, cellphones, credit cards etc) Go to the "Information" booth and give the damaged ticket to the attendant, maybe you'll have a new one for free.

They added that all the claims - whether of lost, stolen or damaged tickets - are being considered on a case-by-case basis.

They added that all of the claims – whether of lost, stolen or damaged tickets – are being considered on case-by-case basis.

Playwright Richard Bean's recent denunciation of the damage ticket touts are doing to London's theatre shines the spotlight on a business which, while technically legal, is making a mockery of the industry's attempts to attract a new young audience.

The decision began a debate on Twitter, with BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew questioning whether the changes devalues England caps and damages ticket sales.

What if the leaders of the conservative wing of the Republican Party were familiar enough with Sarah Palin to know that she would ultimately damage the ticket?

Lottery operator Camelot is investigating several hundred claims of lost, damaged or stolen tickets after revealing that a ticket which shared the record £66 million jackpot on 9 January was sold in Worcester.

Nowadays, the Mets or the Red Sox might still wobble into the postseason, with pride damaged but licensed to sell tickets.