Sentence examples for a difficult ticket from inspiring English sources

There's no getting around it, having a disability is certainly a difficult ticket in life, but the life lessons to be had without question make it a near VIP experience.

The spokesman, Tim McKeough, wrote in an e-mail message on Tuesday night that he could confirm that the company — where Ms. Blanchett is co-artistic director — received several inquiries from commercial producers about a transfer of the critically acclaimed show, which was a very difficult ticket to get during its limited run at the Brooklyn Academy of Music late last year.

It is the most difficult ticket in town to grab, so obviously we're doing something right".

Social media platforms have been awash with speculation that the difficult ticketing was part of the show, where the audience is also part of the art.

"Scandalous" was the latest attempt by theater artists to create a musical that explored spiritual themes and aimed for audiences who might be drawn to stories about religious figures; some of these shows have had a difficult time selling tickets lately, including the recent productions of "Leap of Faith," "Godspell," "Jesus Christ Superstar" and "Sister Act".

The past season was a difficult one for single-ticket sales, Mr. Stotts said, who faulted the war in Iraq and the overall economy.

Clearly her ability to draw and tell stories was her ticket out of a difficult childhood.

Manuel Cortes, of the TSSA rail union, said: "Our ticket inspectors do a difficult enough job without these sort of crass comments from Sir Peter adding to their often stressful working day".

I was her ticket out of a difficult existence, I thought.

Buyers who are patient can find a good opportunity". Real estate broker Meyer Dallal, who helped Kael sell her home in a deal that closed Aug. 2, said short sales are a ticket out of a difficult spot for lenders and homeowners.

"Without a guarantee of tickets, it's a difficult thing for people to take up".