Sentence examples for tickets some of from inspiring English sources

Those tickets, some of the highest perches in baseball, sold for $3 each.

Shortages empowered bureaucrats and created a vibrant black market in transportation tickets, some of dubious authenticity, travelers there said.

They might not have much sympathy for some big corporation, but if they know we're paying our own tickets, some of them cut us a little slack.

Ticketmaster has long been criticized by fans for the surcharges it adds to tickets (some of which go to pay theaters and promoters).

It is shaped by a steady drip of newspaper anecdotes about supposedly zany tickets, some of which prove on inspection to have been fully justified.

And he warned that touts might simply return to the "old-fashioned ways" of getting tickets, some of which were revealed in a Guardian investigation earlier this year.

He said he often bought a batch of tickets, some for the group and some just for himself, at the same time.

Since Mr. Lieberman joined the Democratic ticket, some of its biggest gains have been in states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio and Louisiana -- states with significant populations of the same kinds of voters.

It turned out that there had been a clerical error on the ticket — "some of these cops should have been doctors, the way they write," Judge Shur said — and that Ms. Bullock's license was in order.

Although Ms. Palin writes that she is "proud of the senator" for being bold enough to put her on the ticket, some of her loudest complaints in this volume are directed at the McCain campaign's chief strategist, Steve Schmidt.

There was also an assumption that with Gov. Palin on the ticket, some of Hillary Clinton's disappointed and angry supporters would cross over and give McCain the edge in the voting booth.