Sentence examples for ticket fight from inspiring English sources

"If you're going to fight the ticket, fight it.

"Proceeds from everything purchased here, from a book to a cappuccino to a concert ticket, fight AIDS and homelessness," said Rachel Fershleiser, director of events.

Anani, who went on to defeat Christy Martin, says she wants a big-ticket fight so she can donate the proceeds to help Dallam defray her continuing medical costs.

In the tiny village of Elmwood Place, Ohio, disgruntled recipients of camera-generated tickets fought back and took the matter to court.

We've been pretty lucky as a county to be clear of the big-ticket fights that keep pundits in business but pollute national politics -- although gay marriage has come as close as New Paltz.

So why would any of us need to buy a ticket and fight with a stranger for access to a cup holder?

Democrats said that Mr. Lieberman had seemed to forecast the likelihood of a defeat in Judge Sauls's court but that the ticket would fight on.

Mr Kejriwal took the helm as Delhi's chief minister last month on a ticket to fight corruption and conduct politics differently, calling his party a "new broom".

The Greenlands Labour Club in Preston, Lancashire, hosted a ticket-only fight night that included the eight-year-olds' bout which lasted 10 minutes.

A resident who lives next door to the flat also claimed that a bouncer was stationed outside taking tickets, and fights had broken out in the street.

And because you were addressing the largest crowd you'd ever seen, you added solemnly that your ticket was to "fight to preserve human rights" and to "fight against injustice".