Sentence examples for U.S. ticket from inspiring English sources

In the coming years, China's movie ticket sales are projected to surpass U.S. ticket sales of nearly $11 billion in 2011, industry estimates show, and Mr. Cameron said he hoped to be a part of the growth of the Chinese market.

He was not the only one to notice the lengthy terminology: in a related vein, a call came from Gerald Rafshoon, the documentary producer who was a Carter White House aide, to ask, "How come I never hear 'Episcopalian-American'?" The use of the word Jew is not a problem in print journalism; both The New York Times and The Washington Post headlined "First Jew on Major U.S. Ticket".

The Incredibles has so far racked up over $200 million in U.S. ticket sales, gathered another $60 million overseas, and broken into the top 50 all-time-domestic blockbusters.

While the recession has given a boost to movie theaters, with U.S. ticket sales up 9% in the first three months of 2009, compared with the same period last year, DVD sales are falling and cable networks are struggling with dwindling ad sales.

On the big screen, Disney is reaping a tidy profit on cheaper box-office hits such as Sweet Home Alabama (which cost $35 million to make and has taken in $120 million in U.S. ticket sales), defying Hollywood's penchant for $100 million gambles.

Strong word of mouth has continued to propel "Perks" to more than $11 million in U.S. ticket sales.

With the addition, YouTube now covers more than 70% of the U.S. ticketing market, it says.

Red Velvet will head out on their first-ever U.S. Redmare tour, starting on Feb. 8. Their U.S. tickets go on sale Dec. 15 at 10 a.m.

They have had some new competition from U.S. ticketing companies like the LiveNation mobile app which has some features of Songkick.

U.S. ticketing platform Ticketfly today entered its first international market by striking a deal with Canada's largest independent concert promotion company Union Events, and acquiring Canadian ticketer Prime Box Office.

By building a huge discovery user base first and then launching ticketing abroad, Songkick has avoided a problem that's plagued U.S. ticketing startups like WillCall and Applauze: getting face value tickets for the hottest shows.