Sentence examples for pass a ticket from inspiring English sources
But the State Senate president, Richard J. Codey, said that he hoped to pass a ticket surcharge before Christie takes office, and that the difference between a tax and the surcharge was meaningless.
The State Legislature passed a ticket-scalping bill today that makes it a felony to bribe box office employees to divert tickets and raises the amount of profit a legitimate ticketholder or broker may make.
Ms Dunton-Downer concluded, "I've seen a lot of 'Ring' madness: people offering huge sums for tickets before the show, even whimpering and begging for spares; cruising dining tables during intervals in hope that someone feels like leaving early and may pass on a ticket for the remaining act; lining up at ungodly hours to try their luck for a last-minute return.
Phones with built-in smartcard chips would allow users to pay for purchases at convenience stores or let holders pass a card-reading railway ticket gate by holding out their handset.
In the meantime I passed on a ticket to Argentina vs South Korea, which ended 4-1.
Rail Europe will credit 25percentt of the price of a rail pass bought by June 15 toward the purchase of a future pass or a ticket.
(For those of us who grew up in New York taking the subway to school, the train pass was a ticket to the wider city and its culture).
Once you are inside (you need a press pass or a ticket to a show to get past the bouncers), it is like you are in the lobby of a totally bizarre mall.
Going from the parking lot to the ruins, you pass the ticket office, a souvenier shopping center, and a theater showing a filmed introduction to the site, which is, sadly, only in Farsi.
"I find I put a foot wrong - it could be pronunciation, an arcane bit of English history - and suddenly I'm there naked, as someone with a pass, a press ticket".
Visitors to California have another way to explore the state: Amtrak's California Rail Pass, a statewide ticket that permits seven days of train travel over a 21-day period.
