Sentence examples for sort of ticket from inspiring English sources

For Parry, the little Vollerdt is a sort of ticket to a world after war.

He was only 34 years old at the time, and seemed in position to write himself any sort of ticket he wanted.

And in 1962 he started what became known as the Concert/Theater Club, an ingenious sort of ticket brokerage; for an annual fee, club members could receive free tickets to dozens of plays and concerts that otherwise would not have sold.

Three months in the clink for sitting in a first-class seat with the wrong sort of ticket?

The sort of ticket-splitting common in the Oscars – A over B for best film, but the director of B for best director – is impossible to bring off at Bafta because most categories have a separate, secret jury.

But the trust insists that "there is no intention to charge … and there will certainly not be any sort of ticketing system".

"People were trying to cash all sorts of tickets -- no one was really sure," said the head of a sports gambling company in Las Vegas.

Time was, knowing a Murdoch was a sort of golden ticket.

It's only hope is to have some sort of metered ticket.

By Lauren Collins April 26, 2012 Time was, knowing a Murdoch was a sort of golden ticket.

In recent years, according to Mr. Bach, half of Northwest's business travelers bought full coach fares, while the rest bought some sort of discounted ticket.