Sentence examples for a proportion of ticket from inspiring English sources

The terms of the rent were for City to pay the council a proportion of ticket income above Maine Road's 32,000 capacity, which has produced around £2m for the council annually since 2003 – £16m in total.

"Pride Brighton and Hove are a new community interest company that has committed to ring fence a proportion of ticket income from the planned park event to go directly to charity to benefit the local LGBT community," she said.

In his view a proportion of tickets should be "reserved for the people who are the ones really in love with football but they cannot pay for the tickets now".

He said the number of appeals, as a proportion of tickets issued, in his area had fallen from 15% to 5% and the council spent broadly as much on enforcement as it got in from fines and other offences.

As part of a project to thank fans for their support during last year's record-breaking season, the current European Cup holders will pay a proportion of each ticket when they travel to London for the first leg on February 19.

found the highest individual fee as a proportion of the ticket price was through Stargreen, which charged 37% (£9.25) on top of the face value of £25 to see Shakespeare in Love at the Noel Coward Theatre in London this month.

And keep in mind that you can also use smaller amounts of points to pay a proportion of the airline ticket cost.

Theatres make a loss from putting on relaxed shows because a greater proportion of tickets are concessions, plus they leave the auditorium at least a quarter empty to give groups their own space.

It also accuses McIntyre of "depriving those struggling comedians crawling up and down the Royal Mile" of potential audience members, since only a small proportion of tickets remain unsold.

However, the Football Association insist there will be a similar amount of travelling England fans as there were at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, although the FA receives a smaller proportion of tickets for World Cup matches.

"You can't run a nonprofit performing-arts company on 10 percent earned income," she added, referring to the rough proportion of ticket sales to donations.