Sentence examples for ticket made from inspiring English sources
The rumpled Tammany Hall ticket made the cut.
Locke has Robertson's air ticket, made out for flights around Europe on missions as yet unknown.
Pollsters did find that Mr. Gore's presence on the ticket made people feel better about voting for Mr. Clinton.
"You cannot transfer frequent-flier miles for money and you cannot use a ticket made out to someone else".
Mr. Viguerie said a ticket made up of Washington stalwarts would not motivate conservatives to work hard for Mr. Romney in the fall.
The accountants for P.R.I.'s ticket made sure that all the extra money was reported as expenses of the party's candidates for the lower house of Congress.
"We kept looking at the ticket, making sure the numbers matched," she said.
The details of how she obtained the winning ticket make a killer punchline.
So what do Pilton's residents – each of whom gets a free ticket – make of living in a village that holds the most famous festival in the world?
They argue that while Democrats have won the presidential contest here since 1988, Representative Paul D. Ryan's presence on the Republican ticket makes a difference.
His relief at dodging a $68 ticket makes me feel neighborly, but am I wrong to deny the city money it needs to balance its budget?
