Sentence examples for ticket for tomorrow from inspiring English sources

A winning ticket for tomorrow night's EuroMillions draw could net a lucky lottery player more than £130 million.

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.

Tickets: $28, $23 for 65+, students and children under 12; the $50 ticket for tomorrow includes dinner (Anne Midgette).

Her chances of getting a ticket for tomorrow are slim, but she would rather spend Saturday afternoon in line than attend a September game that will have little historic meaning.

But his ticket for today's game isn't going in the shrine.

Mr Clegg may have just suggested a ticket for 2012: Bloomberg-O'Donnell.

Everyone has a ticket for last night's game and wants a ticket for today or tomorrow.

It is the hot ticket for this year's winner, not least because is it so direct.

Buying a ticket for today's national lottery draw makes mathematical sense for the first time in its history.

No, I haven't booked a ticket for Christmas, made plans for Thanksgiving or even put away my summer clothes yet.