Sentence examples for boost ticket from inspiring English sources

Over time, they found out that reducing the chance of winning could actually boost ticket sales.

Back then, in an attempt to boost ticket sales, local TV stations didn't carry their home games.

Publicity accruing from Carson's presence will boost ticket sales; thus, his visit amounts to unpaid commercial for show.

The N.F.L. could boost ticket sales simply by giving the play a spot on NFL.com to promote itself.

The number of 3-D screens has been growing, as Hollywood increasingly relies on the format to boost ticket sales.

In a June 10 sentencing letter, Donaghy said that league officials directed referees "to manipulate games" in order to "boost ticket sales and television ratings".

It must have boosted ticket sales for 2001.

He started selling "Seats Fit for a King" that, he said, boosted ticket sales.

The move brought a flurry of media attention and boosted ticket sales for the show.

With airlines' fuel surcharges boosting ticket prices and slowing the growth in demand, those opposed to a bigger Heathrow are rightly urging a re-think.

Taking on a household name gives this regional orchestra cachet and boosts ticket sales; its October and November concerts are already sold out.