Sentence examples for put in a ticket for from inspiring English sources

ENGINEER: You should put in a ticket for I.T. PHYSICIST: Yeah, because they always come right away and fix everything.

Thompson, whose remuneration totalled £622,000, also put in a claim for a tram ticket from the centre of Manchester to Media City UK in Salford, priced £2.50.

I'm no food expert, so when I received my ticket for Beefsteak 2013, I put in a call to my friend, Zachary Pollock, chef at one of LA's premier restaurants, the southern Italian inspired Sotto, to give me a more refined perspective on the meal.

"I think I've talked to 40 academy members who put in for tickets, and only one or two got them.

"My grandmother had been putting in for tickets for years," said Caroline gently holding a slightly tattered, antique bear, "and she never got them.

Put in "cheap concert tickets" and you get a variety of ticket options.

If it was a big-ticket item, she wondered what kind of dent this might put in their vacation budget for the year.

You put in a lowball offer for an airline ticket; if an airline has seats that will otherwise go empty, it may just accept it.

Put differently, could a ticket for a different location in the same venue for the same price (or even less) be the better one?

Put in a computer for checking in.

On April 9, American Airlines put in a fee of $10 for each paper ticket bought directly from the airline when an electronic one is possible.