Sentence examples similar to a paying event from inspiring English sources

Q: from Nigel Knuckey Tim Minchinn at Eden Project was previously announced as a paid event.

His HarperCollins publicist was fearful the Denver Forum's luncheon, a paid event, would conflict with a free event that evening with Wallis at Denver's famous Tattered Cover Book Store.

The only way we could continue it was to make it a paid event, because it's just not sustainable otherwise.

Chisholm later tweeted: "re: paying event attendees.

That triggered a "pay event," meaning Spiegel was forced to pay back investors who bought securities backed by its credit card receivables.

It is now a globally-renowned paid event hosted in Detroit's historic Hart Plaza.

Much of her summer was consumed by her television filming schedule in Alaska, and her contract with the Washington Speakers Bureau forbade her to do any free event at a locale where another paid event was scheduled.

The service doesn't cost a thing for free events, but MadeIT retains a commission of 2.5% for paid events, with a minimum charge of $0.99 and a maximum of $9.99.

Instead of ads, it relies on foundation grants, corporate sponsors, individual "members," big-dollar donors (T. Boone Pickens kicked in a hundred and fifty thousand dollars), and paid events like last weekend's Texas Tribune Festival.

A: You can apply for free tickets via http://www.london2012.com/festival but you are right @TimMinchin @edenproject is a paid ticketed event.

Nigel Farage didn't make it to a paid "Meet Nigel" event for Ukip supporters this weekend because, he says, "open door immigration" has led to excessive traffic on Britain's roads.