Sentence examples for great tickets from inspiring English sources

Getting great tickets was easy then.

"Great tickets are available for Game 5," the message board blinked, alluding to Monday's possible showdown.

"I get great tickets to Knick games, and get to go to nice restaurants," he says, "but it's not like I'm Leonardo DeCaprio with paparazzi following me.

"I hope I have a chance to get some great tickets to some great sporting events," Mr. Romney said, "and I assure you I will make effort to get over to London for the Olympic Games".

The good news for last-minute travelers is that, because the initial reports of Athens's readiness were so dismal and concern for security remains great, tickets and hotel rooms are still available.

I had to learn how to get access to opportunities without the sex appeal of being a "current player," without great tickets to offer, without hot information about the workings of the locker room, without the ability to invite someone into the inner circle of the famous.

And in Britain, an investigative television program, "The Great Ticket Scandal," exposed practices by the major resale companies.

"It's a great ticket, it's a terrific pick by Governor Romney," Mr. Pawlenty said, adding that Mr. Ryan would bring energy and "an adult approach to solving the nation's problems".

Considering the lack of willingness of the government to intervene – even after Channel 4's Dispatches revelations in The Great Ticketing Scandal, broadcast at the beginning of the year – it's a problem that looks set to continue.

Anyway, that entry-level tablet has a great ticket price, $329 already.

Anyway, that entry-level tablet has a great ticket price, $329, but for Black Friday it'll be available for a massive $80 less, just $249.