Sentence examples for procure a ticket from inspiring English sources

Sejour will take time off from work Sunday to attend the game, having been able to trade on the restaurant's renown to procure a ticket.

In 2009, Guisbond procured a ticket from his sister to the Syracuse-Connecticut game that the Orange won in six overtimes, 127-117.

But there would be no second celebration during Saturday's night session against Novak Djokovic, no renaissance moment or extended communion with the crowd and the scores of people for whom Blake, the American born in Yonkers, had procured a ticket.

To see the work, "Discovering Columbus," visitors need only procure a free timed ticket, sign a release, climb six flights of stairs and enter the white windowed box that has been built around the figure.

Secret Cinema starts as soon as a ticket is procured, with audience members being assigned characters and encouraged to dress and play the part.

Bowles first journeyed overseas in 1929, when he excused himself from the University of Virginia and procured a one-way ticket to Paris.

"This not a ticket.

Buy a ticket, punk!

He got a ticket.

Ten bucks a ticket?

"Give him a ticket".