Sentence examples for generate tickets from inspiring English sources

Volunteers would have to take four hours of training and submit to a background check before being allowed to issue reports that could generate tickets.

Not only does it detect radar and laser traps, but it also can alert the driver to speed and red-light cameras that can generate tickets without a police officer present.

Broadway producers have always relied on star actors to generate ticket sales for shows, but this spring some stars are the shows, with four plays now on tap that are essentially solo performances.

But it's hard to avoid thinking that had they chosen to recite the alphabet in counterpoint (which might have been more fun), their joint appearance would still generate ticket sales unknown for a straight play since Julia Roberts appeared in Richard Greenberg's "Three Days of Rain" (which had a cast of three instead of two) three years ago.

I get that playing on the eternal power of the past is an easy ish) way to generate ticket sales and maybe even shift a few records, and reading about the supposed glory days can be pretty appealing on a Friday afternoon at work, the fact is, it is complete bollocks.

Pink Floyd star Roger Waters generated ticket sales worth nearly £96m for his The Wall tour.

To be sure, Warner Brothers executives have touted the success earlier this year of the Web site of "The Perfect Storm" in generating ticket sales for the movie.

Nonetheless, this approach has worked: the film has become China's biggest ever box-office success, generating ticket sales of more than $222m£130m0m) in less than a fortnight.

The actress Jessica Chastain, fresh off an Oscar nomination and Golden Globe win for "Zero Dark Thirty," wasn't just generating ticket sales at the movies last week.

Competition was minimal; the holdovers "Last Vegas" (CBS Films), "Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa" (Paramount) and "Free Birds" (Relativity Media) were virtually tied in second place, with each generating ticket sales of roughly $11 million.

If anything, Minority Report adds to the evidence that stars are much less important than they seem in generating ticket sales (see: The Myth Of Stars).