Sentence examples similar to date of raffle from inspiring English sources

It will be a day of raffles, face-painting and appearances by soccer celebrities.

Soon the Gassers are selling another round of raffle tickets.

The cost of raffle tickets is never deductible.

The final reward mechanism in the ePluribus prototype was a raffle in which the number of Unums each individual earned was equivalent to the number of "raffle tickets" that they held.

If you had come to the raffle not knowing what kind of raffle it was, you'd never guess it had anything to do with guns.

Buy a roll of raffle tickets.

Purchase a large roll of raffle tickets that participants can buy individually for the auctions or a raffle.

Bruce Anderson, the chief executive of San Mar, said he had to get approval from the state of Maryland to hold the raffle, and that he was required to notify officials of the minimum and maximum number of tickets he planned to sell (5,000 and 7,000, respectively), as well as the date of the drawing.

In the first intervention group (V), ten €12.50-worth gift vouchers were raffled after each questionnaire round among participants who returned a completed questionnaire within 2 weeks of the date of sending.

His white robe and slippers were presumably courtesy of Raffles.

In 1932 Barry Perowne began a new series of Raffles stories that were published in various mystery magazines and were later collected in several volumes, including Raffles in Pursuit (1934), Raffles vs. Sexton Blake (1937), and Raffles Revisited (1974).