Sentence examples for ticket held from inspiring English sources

The thing to fear is chance: the lottery ticket held by the wrong guys.

A free ticket to next year's Super Bowl and $2,400 (three times the face value of the Super Bowl XLV game ticket held by the individual).

Pat Buchanan, running for President on the Reform Party ticket, held fund-raisers at the main restaurant, whose pits burned non-stop.

The number corresponded to a ticket held by a fan from the tube; the colour of the fan's shirt was the correct answer for the Red or Black?

He pulled out the lottery ticket holding it with the fingers of his left hand.

The 12th council, which was elected in 2003, has 31 members, with the liberal Shinui-Greens ticket holding the most seats (6), and Likud coming second with 5.

As a leader who has unparalleled respect within the upper reaches of the military and in public opinion, Powell's repudiation of the McCain/Palin ticket holds particular power.

Gratifyingly, the Dominion Theatre will also charge you up to £15 per ticket as a booking fee, and another £2.50 if you want the tickets held at the box office.

There has also been criticism of the number of tickets held back for corporate sponsors but Lord Coe, Locog chairman has defended the system and said the corporations "pay for the Olympics".

The Fighting Irish allocate 30,000 seats per game for alumni through a lottery system, with the rest of the 57,000 tickets held back for students, faculty, visiting teams and the general public.

The fact that he was a season-ticket holding local who had first watched Forest play as a six year-old, and that he would go on to pour in a further £100m, appeared to make him the perfect benefactor.