raffle off

"He was raffling off men, giving out their phone numbers."

Free tickets to the show for a child and his or her class will be raffled off at the end of each performance.

Once it was raffled off, only to be rejected by the winner.

The prizes were raffled off in the early morning hours, the bartender says.

This is all in aid of the Treasury which wants to raffle off the spectrum.

He screens the film, bands perform, stuff gets raffled off.

That was when we raffled off a used car."

On shore, the wives and significant others are raffling off the "first kiss."

Remember it is only her virginity we are raffling off tonight."

The finished product will be raffled off with proceeds going to local charities.

Items donated throughout the year are raffled off and the proceeds given to the fund.

Plots were raffled off for the construction of single-family homes.

It got its name from cars' being raffled off to help pay for its construction, in 1949.

A couple of radio comics had been imported to raffle off the prizes.

The team held occasional open scrimmages, at which they would raffle off prizes.

Each day, a new car was raffled off, and there was a fireworks display every night.

"This is the dress they're raffling off," she said.

And when the doll was raffled off yesterday, it proved to be a gift that kept on giving.

Having one of their concerts raffled off to a high school by Burger King.

It will also raffle off a limited-edition Apollo 11 commemorative watch.

Another proposal was to raffle off senate seats, which could have served as a fund-raising mechanism.

Some of the finished Barbies sold for $250; others were raffled off.

For the first time, this year, the United Way raffled off cars to lure people to its presentations.

Some populist politicians argue that the military housing being abandoned by the Americans should be raffled off to the poor.

The patient in the room next to me during one visit had been at a benefit where a $22,000 face lift was raffled off.