Sentence examples for ticket expires from inspiring English sources

The move is designed to bring an end to decades of drivers' complaints about returning to their cars moments after a ticket expires to find they have already been hit with a penalty.

Under the new code, drivers leaving their vehicles in private car parks will have a minimum of 10 minutes after their ticket expires before they can be hit with a fine, which brings private car parks in line with those ran by local authorities.

If the ticket expires, the passenger will be required to buy a new one.

You only have 180 days before your ticket expires, so don't miss out!

DirecTV's rights to Sunday Ticket expire at the end of the 2014 football season, and Google could outbid the satellite company in the future.

But he was, to her delight, employed -- he'd attended college in Colorado only until his ski lift ticket expired.

Taxes on airline tickets expired on Friday when the F.A.A. lost its operating authority, including the authority to collect taxes.

No one I spoke to offered even a quotable guess about how much money was left on the table each year by customers who let nonrefundable tickets expire unused.

I toss my phone down with ten minutes before both tickets expire on the booking page.

The rules governing lotteries vary state by state, but generally winning tickets expire within 180 to 365 days of the drawing, according to AARP.

Normally, these tickets expire 14 days after they are first used.