dream ticket

Everyone's hoping for that dream ticket, and tonight there's a big win.

In the 1920s and 30s he was a publisher's dream ticket.

It really was a dream ticket for women.

Spaniards are learning that the Euro isn't the dream ticket they were sold.

Article on the Dream Ticket show and its listeners.

"Is it a dream ticket or a nightmare?"

Guests may only enter the competition twice in a seven-day period and if they win the dream ticket not again for a year.

He moved towards us, waving that Vurt like a dream ticket.

It looked like America's dream ticket.

The FA Cup is every club's dream ticket, whatever their status.

At the convention, there developed a groundswell for a so-called Reagan-Ford dream ticket.

"Now there's a dream ticket," one Wilson aide mused as the two Governors stood momentarily together in public.

A dream ticket that.

As is usually the case with Dream Tickets, however, this one may look better in the airy precincts of imagination than in real political life.

This led to several questions as to whether Clinton supporters would feel betrayed and would defuse the intensity in "dream ticket" scenarios.

The Dream Ticket, that perennial fantasy of American politics, is again showing a pretty face and an alluring smile.

Finale show and "Dream Ticket"

"We'd be the dream ticket."

But former President Gerald Ford suggested that it should not take a dream ticket to embolden his party to stand up to its militant wing.

But attractive though it undoubtedly is, the Dream Ticket has its problems - both in itself and in the practicalities of putting it together.

In 2008 the show was revamped and rebranded Winning Streak - Dream Ticket.

This has ended Power's time as co-presenter of Winning Streak: Dream Ticket.

Obama-Clinton: the Democrats' new dream ticket?

Romney -Palin dream ticket?

Thus providing sounds from Québec and Buenos Aires, the ensemble was something of a dream ticket for the society.