Sentence examples similar to ticket dodging from inspiring English sources
Which takes us back to the speeding ticket Ms. Bridges dodged on the Taconic a few years ago.
I joined the tour on its inaugural Saturday, my pre-booked ticket letting me dodge the queue that, at 8am, already snaked around the walls of the Vatican City.
His relief at dodging a $68 ticket makes me feel neighborly, but am I wrong to deny the city money it needs to balance its budget?
If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball and if you've got a ton of money to spend on raffle tickets, you've got a better chance of dodging that ball with a crew of high-profile celebrities.
Several commuters said he was not alone in dodging fares and intelligence on which stations had open ticket barriers was common currency.
At half past four in the afternoon, a young Congolese man, already known to the police, had been arrested while trying to dodge the ticket barrier.
The answer from the officer in the UK has some good insights - especially the bit about asking me why I'm not finding 'actual criminals.' But ladies, don't count on sexing the situation up to dodge a ticket.
Southeastern said it believed he had been dodging the fare for five years as his last annual season ticket from Stonegate expired in 2008 and within five days of being challenged he renewed his lapsed ticket.
They want to tap into the powerful reactions those events induced, while dodging the complex issues and especially the political arguments that might turn off ticket buyers.
Beyond dodging the barrage of requests for New England luncheon appearances, he is refusing to beg teammates for extra tickets.
