Sentence examples for raffle comes from inspiring English sources

The raffle comes amid Aurora shooting pre-trial hearings.

The raffle came and went, and the townspeople began to wonder who'd won the bike.

"If Raffles comes in, they will take the largest plot in EduCity — 65 acres," Mr. Khairil said.

Meat raffles came to Minnesota after the end of World War II when the trend took hold in the northern U.S. and Canada.

The raffle gun comes preloaded with adjustable grips, a case, and three 12-round magazines.

There's no "raffle" heading which might partly explain why many people don't realise that a raffle might come under the gambling rules.

Peter attempts to go fix the satellite himself, at which point he comes across a raffle ticket from 1989 that he had forgotten to cash in, winning him a chance to play golf with O. J. Simpson.

Most of what we know about the film comes from a raffle Anderson hosted last year, offering a grand prize that included being able to voice one of the dogs in the film.

When Carnival comes, the City Hall basically raffles a bunch of licenses for these vendors to register themselves, assuming they commit to only sell one brand of beer, as well as get their drinks from authorized distributors.

But Rumer comes to the rescue with a raffle for the Royal British Legion and an encore of Todd Rungren's Love Is the Answer, letting her class and taste win out.

The rest of the church's proceeds comes from sale of foods, games and raffle tickets.