Sentence examples for case ticket from inspiring English sources
Critics blame the business ("It's a charity case!" "Ticket sales will never account for all of its costs!") and the culture ("Why all the abstruse rules of conduct?" "Why can't I wear shorts?") without having a clear grasp on either.
In each case, ticket sales were driven by a spectacular turn from one of the greatest stage actors of the day: Paul Scofield as the possible Mozart-murderer Salieri and Anthony Hopkins as the mock-Murdochian newspaper tycoon Lambert Le Roux.
Perhaps less appealing to harried commuters, Metrolink officials suggest that riders arrive at the station 20 minutes before their trains depart in case ticket machines are broken and lines have formed at operating machines.
Do not lose the case, ticket, order, or confirmation numbers.
This event is now fully booked, but you can add yourself to the waitlist in case tickets become available.
Negative reviews and bad word-of-mouth can be financially ruinous for revivals, and in many cases ticket sales of Gelb-era revivals plunged.
In these cases, tickets sold for a premium.
In many cases, tickets were limited to two-per-person to deter scalping.
In one case, a ticket agent sold 300 season tickets under the name of Linden's Cookies Inc., a company in Congers, N.Y., that bought no tickets and employs only 30 people.
In my case, the ticket clerk meant it literally: Tickets for tomorrows T70 train to Beijing from Urumqi, the capital of Chinas far western Xinjiang province, were sold out.
And customers, says Ansanelli, "don't like being a case or ticket number".
