Sentence examples for allocated tickets from inspiring English sources

"Then I allocated tickets to each division based on that.

Some 300 victims, relatives and "witnesses" were allocated tickets for a CCTV showing of McVeigh's execution at Terre Haute, Indiana.

We all moan about how the real fans aren't allocated tickets, but are secretly glad that there are enough tickets allocated elsewhere so that 'real' fans can get their hands on them.

We want the games to be an open celebration for the whole city – not just for those who can afford or are allocated tickets, but something that reaches out into communities and on to the streets.

The show is usually filmed before an audience in London with members of the public allocated tickets by phone, but for a recording in Edinburgh tonight they were handed out on a first-come, first-served basis.

Some of the events at the Games were massively over-subscribed and Glasgow 2014 allocated tickets via a draw.

A lottery, which you can enter at midsummernightswing.org, will be used to allocate tickets for opening night on June 27, a Monday.

This time, Mr Tagg believes, the club is well prepared to take full financial advantage of its marquee tie – bringing in electronic advertising hoardings and carefully allocating tickets.

Although the Royal Court cannot be sure that those who queue for tickets will later come to see the show, the spokeswoman said that queuing was the fairest way to allocate tickets.

The system chosen to allocate tickets means that richer people will end up going to more events than they want to, and that many poorer people won't be able to attend at all.

Moreover, if a basic economic principle known as the Coase Theorem held, allocating tickets in a lottery at a below-market price would not determine who is in the stands -- those who want tickets the most and have the wherewithal would buy them from lottery winners.