Sentence examples for just one ticket from inspiring English sources

One American corporate executive said that some of the company's V.I.P. guests were being given just one ticket to an event a day, when at previous Olympics the guest might have been given tickets to two Olympic events.

Just one ticket....One?" when I exchanged my hard-earned cash for admittance into the concert of a 10-year old rapper named Matty B. My shame was most definitely felt as I was then escorted by one of the venue's mute employees to the highly coveted front-row-center seat.

On this point, Ryan's case was upheld, because his son Patrick and two friends had been issued just one ticket between them.

Don't be shy about buying just one ticket to the concert of a band you really like.

The seller wants to get their money back, but latecomers don't usually need to pay face value for just one ticket.

Think of it this way: If only one person bought just one ticket for the lottery is that person guaranteed to win? No.

And no one will need to request a raise in allowance to afford the fun: with just one $5 ticket, young fans can attend as many events as they like.

That would entail buying just one raffle ticket, though, and if you really want the machine it could be good to buy more.

Yes, just the one ticket, thanks".

The trouble is, we fret about what people think of us; no one wants to be regarded as a Billy or Jilly no-mates, even by the disembodied "Just the one ticket, is it?" voice at the end of the phone.

For the price of just one round-trip ticket to Kyoto, you can get seven days of unlimited travel on the entire nationwide Japan Railways network including the Shinkansen.