Sentence examples for calling for tickets from inspiring English sources
"We don't have family and friends and everybody else calling for tickets, asking for passes.
Daniels said friends he hadn't heard from for decades were calling for tickets; even Craig Morton, the former quarterback, called.
The requests are so constant that for awhile, his wife put a recording on their answering machine in East Hampton advising people rude enough to be phoning their house for such business, "If you're calling for tickets, we're not home".
Already, would-be circusgoers have expressed befuddlement when calling for tickets, asking if the island is "somewhere in Queens" (no, it's actually part of Manhattan) or wondering if they can get to the tent "by taking that tram over by Bloomingdale's" (sorry, that would be Roosevelt Island).
A number of MPs are calling for ticket-touting at big sporting events to be made illegal.
The number to call for tickets is (860) 7686022860
The number to call for tickets and information is (203) 203-1501.
Tickets are $15; the number to call for tickets is 332-5757.
The number to call for tickets is the Shubert box office, (203) 56203666.
The number to call for tickets to the anniversary concert is 761-3715.
