Sentence examples for the ticket into from inspiring English sources

Mr. Patel looked at the numbers as he pushed the ticket into the slot.

"Another yellow ticket?" Tying the ticket into his bundle, Chenayya staggered back and collapsed on his cart.

My Cantonese consists of "hello," "goodbye," "thanks," "tea" and "What the hell does that matter?" (That last line is occasionally the ticket into the inner sancta).

The lottery agent there, Atul Patel, put the ticket into a computer and a second ticket popped out, declaring Mr. Milligan a $46 million winner.

Although protecting the kernel from malicious code makes sense, some companies argued that it was yet another attempt by Microsoft to use its operating system as the ticket into another market, as it did with browsers and media players.

But that fact will be irrelevant to the many fans -- and even some hard-core gamblers -- who will be placing $2 bets to win on Smarty Jones not as an investment, but as a souvenir, hoping they can turn the ticket into a keepsake if he becomes the 12th Triple Crown winner, and the first since Affirmed in 1978.

Last September, Idov tucked the tickets into the frame of his hall mirror, but then his wife became pregnant, and the family prepared to sell its Park Slope apartment.

… Last September, Idov tucked the tickets into the frame of his hall mirror, but then his wife became pregnant, and the family prepared to sell its Park Slope apartment.

Place all the tickets into a large bowl and ask someone, such as a local celebrity, to draw the winning name.

Being allowed in to cover Bahrain's F1 could be the only ticket into the kingdom for an international newspaper, TV station or wire agency all year.

For Palin, listening to them might just be the ticket back into government.