Sentence examples for higher-priced ticket from inspiring English sources

And he told them the higher-priced ticket included a surcharge to help fund efforts to reduce carbon emissions.

"And it's a higher-end, fashion-forward event [with] a higher-priced ticket, which is my market.

The producers argue that these new, higher-priced tickets will "cut into" the scalpers' market.

At the same time, they must convince fans to pay for higher-priced tickets and suites at their new stadium.

When higher-priced tickets are exchanged for lower-priced ones, agencies must repay the airlines the difference - and take a lower commission as well.

And these days Soleil shows are hard hit in the Las Vegas recession malaise; its higher-priced tickets are, unthinkably, being discounted.

In Massachusetts, which Mr. Passailaigue considers a forerunner in developing higher-priced tickets with bigger payouts, 70percentt of the state lottery's $4.6 billion in revenue comes from instant games.

That vision could hurt the Mets' revenue, although the team should not have too much trouble generating cash with higher-priced tickets and premium seats.

They also doubled the price of a ticket to $2, but the increase in the size of the jackpot has apparently overcome any sticker shock from the new, higher-priced tickets.

Still, FareLock is a variation on the established practice of offering low-fare customers some of the services that come with higher-priced tickets, said Lauren Sullivan, a travel specialist and site editor of Cheapflights.com.com

It was an impressive feat, because the film opened without a 3-D version and the accompanying higher-priced tickets, though it took some technology to squeeze the likes of Bob Hoskins and Ray Winstone into their diminutive roles.