Ticket used in a sentence

Ticket in a sentence as a noun

I have to buy a ticket to "help steer the project"?

The fees in some cases are approaching the ticket price.

When Bezos is posting on a ticket, everyone knows it.

One is your receipt, which you probably don't need, and the other is your ticket, which you certainly do.

The big ticket companies make exclusive arrangements with these rooms.

An alternative would be to turn any ticket you buy into a first-class ticket.

I think part of the point of first class seats is they don't fill up giving premier passengers the ability to buy tickets on short notice.

To be honest, being an early employee is a lottery ticket and, generally speaking, a shitty deal.

I love this exchange from Louis...no matter how novel his DIY startup-like strategy has been, it all comes down to grueling hard work:----Q. You’ve spent the last several months on a tour where you sold tickets only through your Web site.

Ticket in a sentence as a verb

I submitted a trouble ticket, and they responded about a week later acknowledging a hardware bug.

Thermal printing is the perfect technology for ephemeral bits of paper like boarding passes and tickets.

It wasn't even on their same alliance, he went through some complicated procedure of actually selling my ticket to another airline.

Even when law school was thought of as a golden ticket, it was a lottery, and to win, you had to sacrifice your personal life for a decade before you made partner.

According to the PA, someone named Janice needs to report to the ticket desk.- Mike has apparently set his cell phone ringer volume to "over 9000" and has placed it next to his mic.- "Can you see my screen?

A teeny tiny sampling of these discoveries included:- pager escalation gets way harder, because a ticket might bounce through 20 service calls before the real owner is identified.

These supposedly simple changes would cost them millions in equipment upgrades and reduce the reliability and throughput of their ticketing systems, for no obvious gain.

Even putting aside the big-ticket problems like inventory and margin, there are a lot of other things that suck about hardware: lead times, managing supply chain, QA and managing defects, field recalls, shipping.