Sentence examples for ticket coming from inspiring English sources
At £400 a ticket, coming to MediaTech was really only going to be for the well-funded, and that would potentially not include the entrepreneurs it was largely aimed at.
Councilman Dennis Zine said it is difficult to make the program pay for itself because most of each fine goes to the state and county, with only about $159 per ticket coming to the city.
"People who have a ticket come here," she said.
You knew someone, or your ticket came in".
Maryland's winning ticket came from Baltimore County, according to the state's lottery Web site.
Along with the precious ticket came a one-day Games Travelcard.
Each $20 ticket comes with three cocktails inspired by Halloween in the '70s, from the mixologist Anna Perczak.
£49 for train ticket – came back on different train to the one booked on 20/11/2008.
After years of covert legal trawling, his golden ticket came in the form of Hogan.
Yes, I probably wouldn't even watch a rebooted Twilight even if each ticket came with a box of doughnuts.
"You think I'm going to fix a $2 ticket?" Come to think of it, no, but — —. "I pay them," Mr. Musto said.
