Sentence examples for big ticket events from inspiring English sources

I often wonder what SevenStreets would have been writing about if we'd have been operating then, and I'm fairly sure less than 20% of our content would have been generated by the year's big ticket events".

While there is an increased demand for sponsorship of the top events – for example from Asian companies like Huawei and Tata expanding to global markets – the number of big ticket events remains flat.

"We have decided to limit what we know will be the big ticket events.

In addition to these benefits, the decision to reintroduce cages also eases pressure on Victorian fighters who currently travel interstate to compete in big ticket events.

QUESTION FROM ANNE: A completely naive question: is the only way for an elected official to go to a Yankee game (or any big ticket event) to pay his/her own way?

Bolt, meanwhile, went on to win Sunday's Olympic final in 9.81 seconds to become the first person to claim gold in the big ticket event for the third consecutive time.

I was intrigued by the tension: horse racing as both a former big ticket event for the masses in the delirious 1920s and 30s, one of pomp and circumstance, versus its present reputation as a grim receptacle of misery.

That hasn't been the case lately, judging by the record television ratings for big-ticket events.

New Year's Eve celebrations are often big-ticket events with a single act.

Americans love the big-ticket events like Wednesday's classic match that ended well past midnight.

The breakfast was unusual in that such big-ticket events are rarely held in the morning.