Sentence examples for off the ticket from inspiring English sources
"I think Kennedy wanted LBJ to retire off the ticket".
Mr. Hogan dropped off the ticket after government investigators accused him of improper nepotism at the local he ran.
Having long clamored for an Eisenhower nomination, this editorial avatar of liberal Republicanism now called for the General's Vice-Presidential pick to get off the ticket.
They started on our heads, which I loved, but which my mother could have left off the ticket, because it messed up her hair.
Mr. Cloud was among the first to ask the other two to get off the ticket so the party could name replacements.
"He sent a dozen surrogates to coerce me, and when I said no, I got thrown off the ticket," said Mr. Bodkin, a ferry captain from West Sayville.
It raffles off the tickets to raise funds for scholarships and local elementary school literacy programs.
The cake was taken off the Tickets menu in Barcelona when Cakes & Bubbles opened, making London the only city where it can be enjoyed.
"If she had money, she could just pay off the tickets [and] vote".
Many not attending said they were put off by the ticket price to the convention $549, plus fees, hotel and transportation.
When the more notorious politicians were left off the Democratic ticket, Cleveland accepted the nomination.
