Tickets的例句（Tickets在句子中的用法）

• “Will you be able to get me tickets?”“Of course, no problem.” “你能给我弄到票吗?”“当然可以, 没问题。”
• I've been roped in to help sell the tickets. 我被硬拉着去帮忙卖票。
• We had our tickets checked at each stopover. 每次中途停留都有人给我们检票。
• The match tickets were completely sold out. 比赛的门票全部售完了。
• All the tickets for the last performance have sold out already. 最近一场演出的票已经全部卖光。
• Tickets may be turned in at the box office. 可以在票房退票。
• I must remember to pay you back for the concert tickets. 我必须记住把买音乐会入场券的钱还给您。
• You may apply for tickets in person or by letter. 需要票者可亲自来申请亦可来信索取。
• On the opening day all tickets are a dollar; thereafter, they'll be two dollars. 开张那天票价一元, 以后两元。
• It's ridiculous that we should have to queue, when we have already got our tickets. 我们已经拿到了票, 居然还要排队, 未免可笑。
• He offered me some tickets. 他给了我几张票。
• He bought lottery tickets from handicapped people. 他从残疾人手中买奖券。
• The football fans lined up for the tickets. 足球迷们排队买票。
• Entry tickets to most attractions are included in the price of the holiday. 度假收费中包括大多数景点的入场券。
• We were handed tickets at the entrance. 在入口处有人把票给了我们。
• in a grouch about the long line for tickets. 对排长队买票大发牢骚
• Peter gave me two free tickets for the concert. 彼得给了我两张音乐会的免费门票。
• I’ve got complimentary tickets for the theatre. 我得到了戏院的赠票。
• You can order tickets by telephone. 你可以用电话订票。
• I was really bummed out that there were no tickets left. 没有票了，我非常恼火。