Sentence examples for only one ticket from inspiring English sources

He resumed his seats on the bench (does he get away with buying only one ticket on Ryanair?) and did not even respond when Sir Peter Tapsell – for once speaking about domestic matters rather than the Middle East – asked about the plans to build 1,000 houses in the "charming" market towns of Louth and Horncastle.

He resumed his seats on the bench (does he get away with buying only one ticket on Ryanair?) and did not even respond when Sir Peter Tapsell – for once speaking about domestic matters rather than the Middle East – asked about the plans to build 1,000 houses in the "charming" market towns of Louth and Horncastle.

There was only one ticket on sale for each performance, and so the first person who booked unwittingly became the sole audience member.

But otherwise he had never been arrested or convicted of a crime, and had received only one ticket, for driving on an expired license.

The problem with L.A. is that the [current average] fine isn't high enough to stop repeat violators, but it's harsh on the majority of people who have only one ticket.

These odds fall to less than 500-1 if only one ticket is purchased.

The New Yorker, February 16 , 1976P. 54 For the Record: Only one winning ticket was sold on the fourth-race trifecta at Garden State Park last Saturday, and it paid $85,198.50.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, February 16 , 1976P. 54 For the Record: Only one winning ticket was sold on the fourth-race trifecta at Garden State Park last Saturday, and it paid $85,198.50.

So far, he has only had one ticket, & that was because he left a pink hatbox on the rear seat.

The Times reports that Great Britain swimmers will probably each get only one guaranteed ticket for friends and family to attend the sessions in which they are competing because of the high demand for seats in the £300 million Aquatics Centre.

For example: someone who can afford only one bus ticket at a time ends by paying far more for his travel than he who can afford to buy an annual pass.