Sentence examples for take your ticket from inspiring English sources

It's not unusual for customers to saunter into screenings midway through the action – at multiplexes, attendants tend to take your ticket as you enter the complex rather than the screen your movie is playing at, so once you're in it's easy to hop from one film to another, almost like channel hopping.

Take your ticket and follow the usher's instruction and queue up outside the door they tell you.

Don't forget to take your ticket from the bus driver!

At that point, you can either take your ticket and go, or purchase another ticket.

Take your ticket to the designated area in the store to collect your product.

If you don't take your ticket from the bus driver, you will have to buy a new one.

Children aged 10-14 (they we called 'pioneers' back then) drive the narrow-gauge trains, take your tickets and salute you at the stations.

I advise you to take your tickets as soon as possible and to book a room on Airbnb to live like a Parisian.

I hope it intensifies — especially that first week of March, maybe that Sunday matinee?" Celebrity trainer Jillian Michaels tweeted, "For everyone who is going to #Boycott Hamilton, my family, friends and I will fall on the sword and take your tickets #wegotyou".

Take your tickets and any change from the machine.

It is not possible to take your tickets at the desk anymore, but you can always ask for help while planning your journey.