Sentence examples for charged for admission from inspiring English sources

(Indians are not charged for admission).

What if, instead of selling off great works of art, councils charged for admission?

When national museum admission charges were scrapped in 2001, additional government money went to compensate only those institutions which had previously charged for admission.

For its annual gala here on May 24, the Democratic Party is offering tickets ranging from an affordable $50 to a platinum price of $500,000, the highest amount either party has charged for admission to a fund-raising gala.

No fee at all is being charged for admission at 7 p.m. Monday to Estelle Parsons' performance in "Miss Margarida's Way," which earned her a Tony Award nomination when it was first presented in 1977 at the Public Theater and then transferred to Broadway.

Every person, firm, or corporation who owns, operates or controls a theatre, place of amusement or entertainment, or other place where public exhibitions, games, contests or performances are held shall, if a price be charged for admission thereto, print on the face of each such ticket or other evidence of the right of entry the price charged therefor by such person, firm or corporation.

EDWARD ALBEE Theater stopped telling the truth when it started charging for admission.

The original idea was to charge for admission to an old-car show.

(By comparison, the Museum of Modern Art, which charges for admission, gets about three million).

We debated whether to charge for admission, but wisely decided against this.

Smaller museums are particularly focused on how much to charge for admission.