Sentence examples for dark ticket from inspiring English sources

There were also concerns that a dark ticket would be lost amid the "waterfall cascade," industry lingo for the rolled-up ticket displays that often sit near cashiers at gas stations and corner stores.

The impasse has left fans in the dark, and ticket brokers perplexed.

For the producers, however, there is little defence against the dark arts of ticket reselling.

"Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" had strong tickets sales last week, despite the fallout from largely terrible reviews, according to the first slice of box-office data to be released since critics weighed in on Tuesday before the oft-delayed show's official opening.

Overkills and Sudden Deaths from 'Eternal Champions: Challenge from the Dark Side' – the ticket-seller shotgun finish at a minute in is why I won't go to the pictures alone.

The Ritz Theater, where Lucille Ball performed in the 1940's, was dark and forbidding, the ticket booth idle.

May 7 at 3 p.m. Tickets: $14 and $20. "Dark of the Moon," drama by Howard Richardson and William Berney; Purchase Repertory Theater.

So travellers may find that for them, the golden age of airline profits will be a dark age of pricey tickets and poor service.

A combination of the luminaries involved tomorrow and the chance to watch the first match under the engineering wonder that will keep out the rain and/or enable play to go on after dark meant the 15,000 tickets, at £35 a pop, for this afternoon's show sold out last March in five minutes.

Tickets for Dark Mofo 2017 are on sale now.

It's time to start seriously planning your Tasmanian winter pilgrimage, because tickets for Dark Mofo are on sale today.