Sentence examples for red ticket from inspiring English sources

The guard immediately handed me a red ticket that said "Papal Audience -- Admit One".

So, for example, you could give a red ticket for good stuff and yellow for not-so-good.

It is a red ticket, the kind used at carnivals and raffles, and yet so dear now that it is kept in a jewelry box.

At the moment, though, Philadelphia's most dedicated eaters covet no prize more than a red ticket at Federal Donuts, with the possible exception of the morning's last glazed doughnut.

And to the north, a rattled television producer made it to the Hudson River, where someone handed her a small red ticket granting her space on a ferry bound for New Jersey, where she lived.

PAGE C1 GREEN OGRE MAY BE SEEING RED Ticket grosses for "Shrek the Musical" have been falling since it opened, and hit a new low last week, which has raised the question of whether big-budget production may be losing money.

Jack hung the phone up and slid his gigantic hand under the register, pulled out five red tickets and held them up like a winning hand of cards.

A guard for the court walked up and back in front of the line of people waiting to get inside, holding a thick stack of red tickets, and announced that there were still some left for today.

There's no such discretion at Hobbs and Laura Ashley, where a sea of red tickets mark piles of stock of all kinds suggesting both chains were over-enthusiastic in their hopes for this season.

For example, green tickets are more expensive, but the prizes that can be won with them are better than red tickets, which are cheaper to buy.

The lawyer said a pressure cooker is now a "red-ticket item" because of the Boston bombings, but noted that, "carrying a pressure cooker does not make you a criminal in the United States".