Definition of dream ticket in English:

dream ticket

noun

British

A pair of candidates standing together for political office who are ideally matched to attract widespread support.
Example sentencesExamples
- That was a dream ticket, that they probably dreamed about at night.
- Washington is alive with the latest Campaign '08 rumor: a dream ticket of John McCain and Jeb Bush.
- Some think that Allen could form a dream ticket with the better known Rice or Giuliani as vice-president, pulling in extra voters in swing states.
- While the talks between Empey and Donaldson seem to have come to nothing, the notion of the dream ticket still holds some appeal for those in the unionist middle-ground.
- The dream ticket would have to be John Prescott and Ann Widdecombe.
- Eighteen months previously, the Simpson-Crawley alliance had been paraded as Lancashire's dream ticket, but it quickly went sour over their decision to sideline Ian Austin and Graham Lloyd.
- One of those post several pint political hypotheticals came up - what would have been the real dream ticket for the Democrats in the US presidential election?
- Whether that future has a political element or not remains to be confirmed but Kenny would dearly love to have a candidate of Galwey's calibre and profile on a dream ticket in South Kerry.
- Robin Cook and Clare Short make an improbable dream ticket.
- The pair were excitedly referred to as a dream ticket when they arrived a year ago but, for Dalglish, the return has served only to obliterate his lustre as far as the majority of Celtic supporters are concerned.
- From our perspective, the dream ticket would be for Fahey and McDaid to run.
- Asked what his dream ticket would be for 2008, he responded, ‘Somebody who would stand up and fight for the kind of people we're talking about here today.’
- It's something we'd hoped for and really been expecting for a number of years now, but to have it happen is marvellous, it's a dream ticket.
- ‘We think this is a dream ticket,’ Mr. Kerry told a rally of thousands in Cleveland yesterday.
- A couple of months ago I fantasised about a dream ticket that could both unite the US and rejoin the battle against Islamist terror with new vigour and integrity.
- ‘I want you to know we think this is a dream ticket,’ Kerry said as he appeared with Edwards and his family in a rally in Cleveland, Ohio.

单词	dream ticket
释义	Definition of dream ticket in English: dream ticket noun British A pair of candidates standing together for political office who are ideally matched to attract widespread support. Example sentencesExamples That was a dream ticket, that they probably dreamed about at night. Washington is alive with the latest Campaign '08 rumor: a dream ticket of John McCain and Jeb Bush. Some think that Allen could form a dream ticket with the better known Rice or Giuliani as vice-president, pulling in extra voters in swing states. While the talks between Empey and Donaldson seem to have come to nothing, the notion of the dream ticket still holds some appeal for those in the unionist middle-ground. The dream ticket would have to be John Prescott and Ann Widdecombe. Eighteen months previously, the Simpson-Crawley alliance had been paraded as Lancashire's dream ticket, but it quickly went sour over their decision to sideline Ian Austin and Graham Lloyd. One of those post several pint political hypotheticals came up - what would have been the real dream ticket for the Democrats in the US presidential election? Whether that future has a political element or not remains to be confirmed but Kenny would dearly love to have a candidate of Galwey's calibre and profile on a dream ticket in South Kerry. Robin Cook and Clare Short make an improbable dream ticket. The pair were excitedly referred to as a dream ticket when they arrived a year ago but, for Dalglish, the return has served only to obliterate his lustre as far as the majority of Celtic supporters are concerned. From our perspective, the dream ticket would be for Fahey and McDaid to run. Asked what his dream ticket would be for 2008, he responded, ‘Somebody who would stand up and fight for the kind of people we're talking about here today.’ It's something we'd hoped for and really been expecting for a number of years now, but to have it happen is marvellous, it's a dream ticket. ‘We think this is a dream ticket,’ Mr. Kerry told a rally of thousands in Cleveland yesterday. A couple of months ago I fantasised about a dream ticket that could both unite the US and rejoin the battle against Islamist terror with new vigour and integrity. ‘I want you to know we think this is a dream ticket,’ Kerry said as he appeared with Edwards and his family in a rally in Cleveland, Ohio.
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