Sentence examples for cut of ticket from inspiring English sources

Knowing how much the promoter was earning on a given night, Mr. Azoff could ask for a larger cut of ticket revenue.

The shift comes as an array of music industry rivals have been jockeying to take a cut of ticket sales as other revenue sources, particularly CD sales, plunge.

The promoters, he'd say, could keep the money earned at the venue, but in exchange they'd have to give Mr. Azoff and his acts a greater cut of ticket revenue than they typically handed over.

Called donkey ball, the pastime has been around since at least the 1930s, kept alive by fewer than a dozen family businesses that truck the donkeys to school gyms across the country in exchange for a cut of ticket revenue.

The business model is simple: the startup takes a 10% cut of ticket sales (or a £1 minimum).

(Today it only takes a 20percentt cut of ticket sales, so it needs more revenue streams).

A group of European airlines said it would create an online travel agency to cut the cost of ticket sales and distribution.

Amiando takes a 7.5percentt cut of all ticket sales to manage all the ticketing, take care of payment processing, print up badges, and manage returns.

They take a cut of the ticket booking, which is taken from marketing budget not the ticket sale.

Wanderu takes a cut of each ticket sale made through the site.

As a teacher, you give a 15% cut of your ticket sales to Skillshare.