Sentence examples for ticket reads from inspiring English sources
For example, if a plane ticket reads "Pat Jones" instead of "Patricia X . Jones — as it appears on her passport — will she be barred?
Guy at register took ticket, read ticket, said, Winner!
My ticket read like a Warsaw Pact VCR instruction manual, printed in every language but English -- Chinese, Vietnamese, Russian and German.
"Did you get excited when you saw that ad for an S.U.V. in the remote wilderness?" the text on the fake ticket read.
The secret on the card read, "Stop walking through the airport like you own the place!" Another secret that arrived on a baggage claim ticket read: "You called me an idiot so I sent your bags to the wrong destination.
A cop came up and wrote us a ticket for driving up on the sidewalk and that's how the ticket read.
Wondering whether I would have to stay until the end of the event to find out whether I had won a prize, I noticed that the ticket read, "You must be present to win", meaning that if you're not here, you don't get the prize.
He ingests information the way lottery players gobble up Powerball tickets, reading everything from history books to the sports pages.
A few will be going on resale in April – but for the chance to win a pair of tickets, read on.
Ornstein pleaded guilty in June to federal charges in a case involving allegations that he conspired with others to resell Super Bowl tickets — read: scalp — that he bought from people who had obtained them at face value.
