Many others are finding that their degrees are not always a ticket to jobs.
Those teams have a ticket to ride after this election, even if their candidate loses.
Is self-employment an opportunity to finagle on your taxes or a ticket to the poor house?
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One-third of underage shoppers bought a ticket to an R-rated movie, up slightly from 28 percent in 2009.
She was going to Madrid because her boyfriend bought her a ticket to spend the weekend with him.
Division 1 football can be a ticket to the NFL or other professional venues outside the United States.
Myanmar had seen its accession last July to the Association of South-East Asian Nations as a ticket to prosperity.
She said everyone she is giving a ticket to must pledge not to sell the ticket for a profit.
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Simply put, for millions of Americans, a postsecondary credential is a ticket to out of poverty and into the middle class.
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Those mid-wage jobs were often a ticket to the middle class for someone without a college degree, blue and pink collar alike.
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Especially since BlogWorld itself requires you to buy a ticket to attend.
The producer moved in, and I took a little chunk of cash, left the rest for her, and bought a ticket to Bangkok.
Put another way, a ticket to the Super Bowl in 1966 was worth about 31 gallons of gasoline then, enough for 2 fill-ups.
The resulting squeeze has raised the stakes for kids and parents, many of whom see the sport as a ticket to a top school.
If the first half hour is compelling enough, people will have to go to the theater and pay for a ticket to see the rest.
"I had realized that the camera was really a ticket to a lot of places one might not be able to go otherwise, " he said.
Today, the bromance can be a ticket to big box-office revenues.
At one time, any college degree was a ticket to success.
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Even in the Mideast a handful of smaller Persian Gulf states are reminders that openness to the secular world can be a ticket to postpetroleum prosperity.
If they settle in at 16, you can look forward to a 6%-plus real return--less than what people were expecting but not a ticket to the poorhouse, either.
The following year he booked a ticket to Los Angeles and played open mic nights until being spotted by Jamie Foxx, who invited him to use his recording studio.
In peacetime, manufacturing jobs provided a ticket to prosperity and the bigger cars, refrigerators and washing machines that went with it, and that made America the envy of the world.
One more Final Four for sure, and the team the Selection Committee decided was the best in the field of 68 is still alive, two wins away from a ticket to Atlanta.
We take the refreshingly logical view that as someone has bought a ticket to a sporting event (or concert, gig, whatever) then that ticket is their property, for them to dispose of as they wish.
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Now, it faces a squeeze as borrowers neglect mortgage payments on houses they may never live in again while depositors withdraw money to make up for lost wages or to buy a ticket to emigrate.
At the same time, Jimi needed a select few of those moves to establish himself as a showman because just being a talented guitar player -- black or white -- was not a ticket to stardom.
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