Sentence examples for ball tickets from inspiring English sources

It only used your credit card to buy Governors Ball tickets because it thought you would want to go.

This month's theme: "Play Ball!" Tickets: $5 per child and one adult; $6 for each additional adult.

Rogue Theatre's Wild Woodland Summer Ball (tickets £7.50, three years and under free, 21 August-2 September) is a theatrical festival for families, held twice a day at the Rogue Theatre in North Cliffs throughout August.

Inaugural planners announced last month that a limited number of ball tickets – they would not say how many – would be available to the public for $60 apiece, and they asked people who were interested to sign up on the official inaugural Web site.

Directed by Edward Villella, the former principal dancer of the New York City Ballet, the Miami City Ballet is to celebrate its 15th anniversary with a performance at the Jackie Gleason Theater, 1700 Washington Avenue, on Feb. 2, followed by two balls at the new Ritz-Carlton, South Beach on Lincoln Road; ball tickets are $100 to $1,000 from (305) 929-7000.

And there are other giveaways, too — in New York City, the launch offerings include Hamilton and Governor's Ball tickets.

Far larger "official" balls will go up in Washington's massive convention centre tomorrow night.But even the most devoted Obamaphiles might not have been able to land or afford an inaugural ball ticket.

Notifications from total strangers poured in like Skee-Ball tickets.

Bad World Cup FIFA The lopsided draw; the fly-away ball; the tickets (or lack of them); the pathetic response to Rivaldo's cheating - Fifa did its best to spoil its own party.

(It's your lucky day Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois and Pennsylvania!) Mr. Obama, the former community organizer, is dancing his first dance at the Neighborhood Inaugural Ball; 1,000 tickets have been offered to residents of the District of Columbia metropolitan area.

Colleges and universities also offer plays, music concerts, and ball game tickets at inexpensive prices.