Sentence examples for huge ticket from inspiring English sources

In 2009, MoMA caused controversy – while inspiring huge ticket sales – with an exhibition dedicated to film-maker Tim Burton.

Either way, the cost would be "a huge ticket" that could not be put in place throughout the city, Mr. Miksad said.

Outside the Stade de France, the fans, who have coughed up without complaint the huge ticket prices demanded at the World Cup, feel betrayed, mutinous.

Man U really excelled themselves last week with their public relations coup of announcing huge ticket price increases for next year.

The producers are projecting the film to gross $100 million in the first year, and Mr. Jordan's agent, David Falk, is predicting huge ticket sales.

LOS ANGELES — Hollywood's global business strategy, which counts on huge ticket sales in China for high-budget fantasies in 3-D and large-screen Imax formats, is coming unhinged.

Brazilian investigators have told the BBC that their discovery of a huge ticketing scam is just the tip of the iceberg.

Due to the huge tickets reselling activities that occurred during the week after the Super Bowl, and in order to limit that kind of profiteering, Hawaii Senate President Donna Mercado Kim introduced Senate Resolution 12, also known as the "Bruno Mars Act".

The cop let us go with a huge, fat ticket.

Tens of thousands of travel agents also had to change their systems.The incentives to move to e-tickets were huge: a paper ticket costs around $10 to process, whereas an e-ticket costs just $1. IATA's member airlines issue more than 400m tickets a year.

On top of that there's Transmission at Albert Hall in the spring and, in the summer, Parklife, a huge, 80,000-ticket festival in the middle of the city.