Sentence examples for ticket turned out from inspiring English sources

Dame Fortune smiled and my Kate Bush ticket turned out to be a winner.

But whether or not a lottery entrant had been "endowed" with a ticket turned out to powerfully affect his or her sense of its value.

The real irony is that the address of the traffic court on my ticket turned out to be the building I had remembered as the DMV!

Ian Pooley is the name of a local plumber or a lower league left-back or a failed restaurant owner or a bloke you see in the local paper because his winning lottery ticket turned out to be fake.

This celebrated dancer of the Maryinsky Ballet and American Ballet Theater joined the Martha Graham Dance Company for its gala, and what might have been a mere ploy to sell tickets turned out to be a fine performance.

Instead, their £740 tickets turned out to be returns to the northern hemisphere's main Sydney, an industrial port on bleak terrain like the coastline made famous by Annie Proulx's novel The Shipping News.

On average they paid £80 each, but the tickets turned out to be fake, or never arrived.

Ticketing turned out to be a complicated business for the likes of Pandora, which eventually sold off its Ticketfly operation to Eventbrite, but moving into events is a sign of how Spotify might be looking, as with the merchandising, to develop these adjacent areas as a way to build its community first, before it considers anything in other business lines.

As for their ticket, that turned out to be a $1,398 credit for USA Airlines, which doesn't exist.

Barton's last session, an open lecture attended by the participants as well as by ticket buyers, turned out to be as much an act of drama as an act of exposition.

Most of the 42,500 ticket-holders turned out this afternoon.