Sentence examples for ticket ballot from inspiring English sources

Having missed the ticket ballot deadline I need another plan - one that doesn't involve spending £100s with the touts.

But for many people attending the Wimbledon tennis tournament requires either luck in a long-odds ticket ballot or queuing for hours – if not days.

If you weren't lucky enough to win the ticket ballot for that special event, the British Library will open a new exhibition, "Magna Carta: Law, Liberty, Legacy", from 13 March to 1 September (tickets £12).

Sure, everyone sang along to Stairway to Heaven, but the ticket ballot did the lads proud: the vast majority of were obviously dyed-in-the-wool fans of at least 30 years' standing.

The challenge for Locog's marketing team, which this week launched its biggest advertising campaign to date to coincide with the opening of the ticket ballot, will be to keep the pot simmering without reaching boiling point.

Saving you from the unseasonably hot temperatures, the queues and the crushing disappointment of not winning the Obama ticket ballot, here are the 10 things you need to know about what went on at SXSW Interactive 2016.

It would have been better to announce the order in which ticket ballots will take place, and allow (but not compel) people to opt out of later ballots if they have been successful in an earlier ballot.

One was a Republican straight-ticket ballot that tabulated for O'Rourke.

One advantage for any Republican in the state is the ability of voters to simply cast a straight-party-ticket ballot.

I predict that the first incontrovertible evidence of computerized vote manipulation will be associated with military and overseas internet voting efforts, and it's not hard to imagine a down-ticket ballot question as being the focus of such an attack.

"We were meeting with down-ticket ballot people a year and a half ago.