ticketed

Then I am what we call ticketed as a fellow without _esprit_.

Daniel Deronda George Eliot 1849

Each reaches its destination, and then remains stationary, and no power on earth can make it advance beyond the place to which it is ticketed, that is, its original destination, its fundamental eternal idea.

The Silesian Horseherd - Questions of the Hour 1861

One curious thing shown to us at Saumur was the album of a manufacturer of sparkling wines containing examples of the many hundred labels ticketed with which his produce had for years past been sold.

Facts About Champagne and Other Sparkling Wines Henry Vizetelly 1857

The governor noted that when he signed an executive authority to expand the lottery through Keno, the move was covered under state law because it's a so-called ticketed lottery game.

Columbus Business News - Local Columbus News | Business First of Columbus 2009

It's the first 'ticketed' signing I've done -- where a bookseller has actually been forced by my arrival to rent out an auditorium space in order to hold those who (presumably) are going to come.

A Few More Words about Denver mistborn 2009

By the end of the first year in October, the arena had brought in more than 100 "ticketed" events such as concerts, hockey games and shows.

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Most Viewed 2010

By the end of the first year in October, the arena had brought in more than 100 "ticketed" events such as concerts, hockey games and shows.

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Most Viewed 2010

By the end of the first year in October, the arena had brought in more than 100 "ticketed" events such as concerts, hockey games and shows.

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Most Viewed 2010

The event is hard-ticketed, meaning that separate admission must be purchased for the event.

MousePlanet 2009

The event is hard-ticketed, meaning that separate admission must be purchased for the event.

MousePlanet 2009