Sentence examples for one-time ticket from inspiring English sources

"That is cold," he affirmed, after being doused in ice water by one-time ticket mate Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis).. Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman, Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Creighton Rider, a Salt Lake City man who suffers from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, all nominated Romney to undertake the ice bucket challenge.

There is now also a Metro station at the airport connecting you to (almost) the centre of Copenhagen To legally use the trains and the Metro and the buses and the S-trains, buy a 'Clip card' or a one-time ticket and stamp the card (but not the ticket) in the yellow stamping machines on the platform - twice is good for most central locations.

This year, Surf Air added the Coachella festival to its portfolio of California destinations for clientele who pay a $1,599 monthly membership fee (or for one-time guest tickets later applied to a membership).

They are also waiving fees for one-time changes to tickets and in some cases, allowing customers to change destinations.

Customers can still call to check flights and prices or discuss an existing reservation; the new fee is a one-time charge when a ticket is issued.

Along with reducing class sizes and reopening fire engine companies, the speaker would reduce parking fines to $95 from $115, offer a one-time amnesty for parking-ticket scofflaws, increase funding for libraries and create a $100 million "rainy day" fund.

(The Packers do charge ticket holders a one-time user fee to help pay for renovations, but the prices are relatively modest and the fees are refunded if they give up their tickets).

Earnings -- at one time the ticket and often sole metric to corporate repute -- sits at or near the bottom of 10 criteria in all the regions studied.

The one-time retrospective survey assumed an alternative ticketing policy for public transport, and subsequently, a methodology for simultaneously evaluating revealed-preference and stated-intentions mode choices was adopted to evaluate the willingness of commuters to adopt such a policy.

Applicants for season tickets like Sanford and Seneca paid a one-time fee of as much as $4,000 for the right to buy a season ticket for 10 years.

As a one-time courtesy, authorization was documented in your reservation to waive the change fee assessed when a non-refundable ticket is changed.