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Meanings of ticket of admission in English
Paper or cardboard document showing payment for access to an event or service.
Usage of ticket of admission in English
1
The catalogue, however, was a ticket of admission for the season.
2
She was trying to deny him Danny, and Danny was his ticket of admission.
3
From then on, the red slipper was his ticket of admission to the boarding house.
4
The American Minister obtained for him a ticket of admission to the House of Commons.
5
A man came and purchased a ticket of admission.
6
I think he was Barlow's ticket of admission.
7
This brought him a ticket of admission.
8
To be rich is to have a ticket of admission to the masterworks and chief men of each race.-
9
Each purchased a ticket of admission, and a moment later all passed on to the inside of the main tent.
10
There was a ticket of admission in the captain's vest, which Fernando used, and Lord Kildee had one for himself.
11
Tell him the whole truth, and send him a ticket of admission to the Institution for Idiots and Feeble-minded Youth?
12
But she responded politely, keeping a smile on her face, holding the teapot before her like a ticket of admission.
13
His ticket of admission was his luck, which he gathered wherever he reached, at a loss, Morris thought, to somebody else.
14
It ought to be a ticket of admission, which a man may use or not as he likes, not a legal summons.
15
This Bohemian resort, to which celebrity was the only ticket of admission, was a Hades of the mind, the galleys of the intellect.
16
The secretary of the Zoological Society also sent me an honorary ticket of admission to their gardens, which I wish you could see.