Sentence examples for ticket for today from inspiring English sources
Everyone has a ticket for last night's game and wants a ticket for today or tomorrow.
The horror, the horror: Chatroom, the net-age chiller from Hideo Nakata, the director of Ringu, is another hot ticket for today.
We're willing to pay cash for any ticket for today or tomorrow (prices not too ridiculous please)." They were, at least, passing the time in a typically British fashion.
But his ticket for today's game isn't going in the shrine.
Buying a ticket for today's national lottery draw makes mathematical sense for the first time in its history.
Mr Clegg may have just suggested a ticket for 2012: Bloomberg-O'Donnell.
Today it was full, they told me – but I could buy a ticket for tomorrow.
5.57am GMT Here's Phil Withall: "I have a ticket for tomorrow.
It is the hot ticket for this year's winner, not least because is it so direct.
A winning ticket for tomorrow night's EuroMillions draw could net a lucky lottery player more than £130 million.
Tickets: $28, $23 for 65+, students and children under 12; the $50 ticket for tomorrow includes dinner (Anne Midgette).
