Sentence examples for scratch ticket from inspiring English sources

She gave me another scratch ticket, and I took it outside.

Kansas, Texas and Michigan recently introduced a $50 scratch ticket, the most expensive in the nation.

But the biggest creative marketing push centers on an old staple: the scratch ticket, which provides as much as 70 percent of lottery revenues in some states.

If you'd played a hypothetical in-flight scratch ticket — airlines are eager to find new sources of revenue — and hit, that money would be yours, too.

The winner of a $1 million lottery scratch ticket may have a problem: He is a convicted robber who is not supposed to gamble.

You will know her by the scratch ticket in her right hand.

When scratch tickets went on sale in 1974, customers mobbed stores in Boston to buy fistfuls.

Even at Christmas, which is the busiest season for scratch tickets, no gimmick — peppermint-scented tickets, anyone?

New technologies have also enabled lotteries in other forms, such as scratch tickets ("instant lotteries") and video-lottery terminals.

"I said, 'In a pig's eye.' We've got bigger fish to fry than a guy rubbing scratch tickets".

That's why we're constantly angling for a raise at work, befriending aged relatives and springing, despite long odds, for lottery scratch tickets.