180, supplementary.

But there's a ticket for you.

One.

Ticket?

It adds up, it's complementary to this angle right over here

It is complementary to this angle right over here

That work is complementary to the goals of the Register.

Angle 1 is a supplement of angle 2.

And this angle is a supplement to this angle.

Ticket, please.

Have you got a ticket?

His return ticket.

Give him a ticket.

Steamship ticket.

So CEA is supplementary and equivalent to DEA.

I have an extra ticket.

Do you have a ticket?

Ticket to London, please.

Here's the ticket for the soup.

So you buy him a ticket.

So I bought myself a ticket.

That's also 79 degrees because this is also supplementary.

Sami bought a bus ticket.

Don't forget the ticket.

Don't forget the ticket.

He said that he had bought a ticket

I got a fun pass.

Passport. Ticket to Paris.

I'm just going to give you a ticket.

My boss gave me a ticket.

....and the ticket for the train tonight.

I'm sending her 2,000 gardenias.

The average lottery buyer buys about 150 tickets a year, so the buyer knows full well that he or she is going to lose, and yet she buys 150 tickets a year. Why is that?

The average lottery buyer buys about 150 tickets a year, so the buyer knows full well that he or she is going to lose, and yet she buys 150 tickets a year.

It may be possible to book the train ticket together with the airline ticket (travel agents may provide related information).

If you have a ticket, and you get a ticket for the shade, you pay more, because you're in a more comfortable environment.

Hard labour was a secondary punishment supplementing the main one.

Or x and z are supplementary.

And now let me turn to the second approach, which is complimentary.

Now this angle corresponds to that angle, but they're not equal.

A charm school's like college and finishing school combined.

Well, how many turns do you get with a fun pass? You get 500 turns with a fun pass.

Where can I buy a ticket?

Did you buy a round trip ticket?

Plane ticket? Is he going somewhere?