Sentence examples for So ticket from inspiring English sources

So ticket buyers allow themselves some momentary escapism since it costs only $2, thinking about what they would do with all that money.

So ticket brokers help create the problem (scarcity of tickets), and then make a profit from solving it (making those tickets available again for a higher price).

The theater's phone service is still down, so ticket sales are online only at www.thekitchen.org.org

English Premier League stadiums are much bigger, so ticket volume lowers prices.

Police said more arrests, involving a half-dozen or so ticket agents in other boroughs, were expected.

It's little wonder that sales of shirts have plummeted, so ticket prices at St James' Park are likely to rise to compensate.

"That's about 80 or so tickets a night.

The festival is expected to sell out, so tickets should be bought in advance.

We didn't attract major sponsorship, so tickets could not be subsided.

In the end only 700 or so tickets will go on sale Friday, at $175 a pop, or $225 to get closer to the actors.

In Communist times, cinema was like propaganda, so tickets cost nothing; now they cost the same as in Paris.