Sentence examples for soil ticket from inspiring English sources

His abolitionist views prompted him to switch to the Free Soil Party, and in 1848 he won a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, running on the Free Soil ticket.

In 1848 Morton was invited by Martin Van Buren to run as the Vice Presidential nominee on the Free Soil ticket.

Morton was a delegate to the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention of 1853, and was elected on the Free Soil ticket to the Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1858, serving one term.

Worth noting: Minority Report is based on a story by Philip K. Dick, whose novels have been rich soil for big-ticket flicks; they've metamorphosed into Total Recall, Imposter and Ridley Scott's legendary Blade Runner.

"You'll have to go through your own embassy," a resident of Santa Fe was told when trying to order Olympics tickets for games on American soil.

Its poor soil and lack of industry make staying generally a one-way ticket to poverty.

It's also known as Warcraft: The Beginning on UK soil, in case you're worried about confusing the lad selling tickets down the Odeon.

As ticket-holders enter the venue's handsome conservatory - steel and glass above, soil and woodchips below - they are issued with cordless headphones through which they will hear the set.

The German or Japanese tourist in America may pay a handful for a ticket to Disney World, but in Asia and South America, where past imperialisms seem to rumble from beneath the soil, the American tourist is economic prey.

The tournament set a record for Tuesday ticket sales when it was announced that Navratilova would play her first singles match on United States soil since 1994.

At the time, the concerts were the biggest gigs ever held for a single band on UK soil, and to date remain the largest demand ever for a British concert; with reportedly over 2,500,000 applications for tickets.