Sentence examples for for face value from inspiring English sources

No one would buy the ticket for face value, $57, nor for $20.

Notre Dame-related message boards were increasingly filled with pleas for "face value" tickets.

"Then I'll be trying to sell a lot of tickets for face value," he said.

"Just taking the officer's story for face value, it is still a gross constitutional violation," Hansel said.

Fans who know they can get last-minute bargains are less likely to buy tickets for face value.

"We like to take people for face value, not for who they're hanging with or if they have money or they don't".

Covad, based in Santa Clara, Calif., would pay 19 cents in cash for each dollar of face value for its debt.

Secondary ticketing sites have been criticised for making it easy for professional touts to charge huge markups for artists such as Adele and Ed Sheeran, after harvesting tickets for face-value prices at the expense of fans.

For fans looking for face-value tickets for sold-out shows, hope comes with Scarlet Mist and Twickets, sites where tickets are sold fan-to-fan and never over cost-price.

The May 2 fight at MGM Grand in Las Vegas is expected to shatter pay-per-view records, and Arum told The Times on Tuesday that the live gate will be around $72 million for face-value tickets.

A gold in the design category for published spreads was awarded for the "Face Value" department that featured Duke's police chief.