Sentence examples for ticket for tonight from inspiring English sources

"A ticket for tonight," said a man close to the front.

In a characteristic PR stunt, Ganley has bought an economy-class ticket for tonight's 6pm Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Brussels for Brian Cowen, the taoiseach.

Dates stretch into December, and there are few sell-outs – but you might not be able to get a ticket for tonight's show in Cardiff or Tuesday's in Derby.

With his ticket for tonight's game proudly laid out on the table, he tells me about the last few years of his job.

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

A single top-priced ticket for last night's performance cost the equivalent of two months' wages for the catering workers, they said.

In fact she had a ticket for that evening's performance anyway, so why not just leap on stage and take part instead?

In the tweet, in Spanish, Mr Benjamin referred to the fact he had secured a ticket for last night's World Cup qualifying match between Chile and Argentina, in the Chilean capital, Santiago.

Tonight and tomorrow night at 7; tickets for tonight's show are sold out, returns may be available; tickets for tomorrow's show are $35 to $85. (Powers).

Tickets for tonight, a benefit for the institute: $35 to $60 $150 includess reception.

Tickets for tonight and tomorrow night: $35; students $20. Tickets for Sunday: $40, students $20 (Eichler).