Sentence examples for tough ticket from inspiring English sources

"It was a tough ticket to get.

This tournament was a tough ticket.

It was Oscar de la Renta's pre-fall collection last December, a tough ticket to score.

"Downtown is still a tough ticket for people," Mr. Slatkin said in an interview.

"Logic of the Birds" was apparently a tough ticket to land.

The 107 seats are usually equally overfilled, making this, in general, a tough ticket.

Its 107 seats are usually equally overfilled, making this in general a tough ticket.

The theater's 107 seats are usually also filled, making this, in general, a tough ticket.

And truth be told, it's hardly a juggernaut; rarely has it been a tough ticket.

That show drew mixed reviews but was a very tough ticket to come by, given Ms. Kidman's star appeal.

Three weeks before the football game, a night race at Bristol – a tough ticket in the old days – drew an estimated 100,000 before it was rained out.