How to use "ticket" in a sentence

Soon after that, I heard that I was leaving the army early, and they gave me some money for a train ticket to go home.

So I got a ticket for Boston, instead of Mobile.

'Where do you want to go?' the woman in the ticket office asked.

Got a pod ticket, I mean."

The Lido was one of those incredibly lavish productions that could be seen nowhere in the world but Vegas, for it was only in Las Vegas that a multimillion-dollar show could be staged year after year with little concern for profit; such vast sums were spent on the elaborate sets and costumes, and on the enormous cast and crew, that the hotel was usually happy if the production merely broke even from ticket and drink sales

Willis Bruckster studied his keno ticket, carefully comparing it to the winning numbers beginning to flash onto the electronic board that hung from the casino ceiling

The marked ticket in his hand was worthless; he hadn't taken it to the betting window, hadn't wagered any money on it

There were already around forty passengers on the boat, some of whom had spent their last money getting a ticket, but the captain stayed until five in the afternoon, picking up passengers until the boat was dangerously crowded

The man at the ticket office of the theatre said, 'Oh, you're the famous acrobats from the Himalaya Mountains