cloakroom ticket

She was holding out a small book of cloakroom tickets and a collecting tin.

As you pass me, drop the cloakroom ticket.

What he knows about morality or compassion can be scribbled on a cloakroom ticket from Boodle's...

They found a railway cloakroom ticket, which led them to a suitcase containing a riding whip with a diamond pattern weave.

'The elephant's cloakroom ticket,' said Old Pete.

Arrived at Paddington, Bunch went to the Parcels Oce and produced the cloakroom ticket.

The woman with the perm and the smile and the now nearly empty book of cloakroom tickets was now waving the two last ones under his nose.

A boy in a tracksuit was collecting cellphones, sticking labels on them, dropping them into a cardboard box and handing out cloakroom tickets as receipts.

It was full of used cloakroom tickets, torn paper towel, bits of face-powdery cotton wool and the shavings of eyebrow pencils.

SANCTUARY 337 "A cloakroom ticket," said Miss Marple, looking at it.

When he had no sketchbook, Lowry drew scenes in pencil or charcoal on the back of envelopes, serviettes and cloakroom tickets and presented them to young people sitting with their families.

He had research assistants, in fluctuating numbers, whom he despatched like Noah's doves and ravens into the libraries of the world, clutching numbered slips of paper, like cloakroom tickets or luncheon vouchers, each containing a query, a half-line of possible quotation, a proper name to be located.