Sentence examples for exactly a ticket from inspiring English sources

Disraeli's ancestry was Jewish, not exactly a ticket to higher office in his day.

State Senator Diane Allen's mother had warned her that a college degree in philosophy was not exactly a ticket to full employment, and she turned out to be right, more or less.

(A capella singing groups aren't exactly a ticket to pop stardom).

This is not exactly a dream ticket, but they have no obvious ticket to travel elsewhere.

In South Midland, that trifecta is not exactly a winning ticket in the social sweepstakes".

Who exactly could book a ticket on the Concorde was determined entirely by wealth, and, as such, that now lost transatlantic wormhole never felt particularly futuristic.

My Chemical Romance are grown men making music for gawky outsiders, it's scientifically impossible to smoke an apple bong along to Mumford & Sons and Ed Sheeran singing about a heroin addled prostitute ain't exactly a one-way ticket to LOLcity.

These aren't new rumors, exactly: we heard Hulu bought a ticket to Xbox-town a week ago, and of course the pay model has been a long time coming.

(Readers may also be interested to learn that he was a vegetarian and consumed little salt; Fritos are not exactly the ticket to a healthy, low-salt diet).

That's exactly what McVicar gives Glyndebourne's pounds 250-a-ticket punters in the opening production of the season.

The fare structure on the continent is as simple as you could wish for... you are handed a ticket that does exactly what you want it to do, for a reasonable cost.