Sentence examples for finally tickets from inspiring English sources

Finally, tickets for Sunday's session — No. 26 — will be valid for the women's doubles and men's singles finals, which have been moved to Monday.

And finally, tickets are now available here for Startup Battlefield Africa in Lagos this December.

And finally – tickets to the event will be going on sale in the next week or so.

But now, after so many years in a box office, someone else is finally selling tickets for him.

Gone Before They Go So you finally got tickets to "The Producers," and you even got them before that March 17 cutoff, when Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick will leave the show, meaning you're going to get to see the two stars in the roles they made famous.

This is, though, also the day that many other people did finally get tickets, so for all the misery of those who missed out there is joy from others who were successful.

On "Odd Mom Out," as Jill and Vanessa resolve to finally get tickets to the show, a waiter (played by Javier Muñoz, the new Alexander Hamilton), remarks that the friends will miss Miranda's last performance, that very night, and Vanessa throws her phone down in irritation.

Finally, mobile ticketing is more convenient for fans who can get hold of their tickets in an instant and don't have to worry about losing a piece of paper, leaving it at home, or having to find a printer.

Finally, the ticket went into a bank safe deposit box.

FIFA ultimately recognized the problems, and tickets finally went on sale here over the counter on April 15.

But on Friday, tickets finally sold out.