Thesaurus / ticketed
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How to use ticketed in a sentence
Like all human institutions, speech is too variable and too elusive to be quite safely ticketed.
LANGUAGEEDWARD SAPIRMost of us are in the habit of putting up our knowledge in little packages, duly ticketed.
THE VITALITY OF MORMONISM--BRIEF ESSAYSJAMES E. TALMAGEThese men naturally do not want to be exploited or ticketed by publicity.
AFTER PRISON - WHAT?MAUD BALLINGTON BOOTHOn a midnight visit the sanitary officer found six adults in a room ticketed for three and a half—a bad case.
THE CRIMINAL & THE COMMUNITYJAMES DEVONNo outsider was admitted into the charmed circle unless he came duly ticketed and accredited.
THE STORY OF THE UPPER CANADA REBELLION, VOLUME 1JOHN CHARLES DENTHere a pair of trousers in glaring brown and yellow stripes is ticketed with the alluring word, "Lovely."
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, VOLUME 20, NO. 121, NOVEMBER, 1867VARIOUSThe dressing-stations are mere offices for their redirection, where they are carefully ticketed, but where little else is done.
A SURGEON IN BELGIUMHENRY SESSIONS SOUTTARI have seen capital-looking boots in shop windows ticketed eight shillings per pair, and gloves 1s.
RIDING FOR LADIESMRS. POWER O'DONOGHUEI have seen windows full of them in London, and even at expensive Eastbourne and Bournemouth, ticketed 1s.
RIDING FOR LADIESMRS. POWER O'DONOGHUELast spring, some ore from the Penstruthal mine was ticketed at Truro, at the enormous price of 54l.
THE MIRROR OF LITERATURE, AMUSEMENT, AND INSTRUCTIONVARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO TICKETED
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