Sentence examples for quick ticket from inspiring English sources
It's an asset, not a quick ticket to riches.
Open confrontation can mean a quick ticket to prison, or worse.
He even admitted to admiring Margaret Thatcher – never a quick ticket to electoral success in France.
Some young people see a study visa as a quick ticket to the British job market and eventual settlement.
"Almost everybody's dream is to be famous," he said, "and talent shows are a quick ticket to achieving that".
On one hand, there's no doubt that waiting too long on running backs in 2013 is a quick ticket to Rashard Mendenhall-induced anxiety all season long.
And sometimes a bandwagon is the quickest ticket.
Forget about the ugly Republican obstructionism that is based on the idea that the failure not just of President Obama but of American society itself is the G.O.P.'s quickest ticket back to power.
One of the quickest tickets to a transformation is available at a local department store cosmetics counter or hair salon.
If the two 50-year-olds were presidential candidates, Mourinho would have been travelling on the "quick-fix, even quicker success" ticket while Moyes offered stability and security, the "safe hands" option.
State lottery officials said that Quick Draw ticket sales had dropped by $537,905 since Monday.
