Sentence examples for late tickets from inspiring English sources

At 9 p.m. until "late"; tickets are $50; location and details at residentadvisor.net/mistersaturdaynight.

I didn't write about it beforehand, as it was sold out weeks in advance, and many people were disappointed looking for late tickets.

Late tickets can "make your car eligible to be booted and towed, which can costs hundreds of dollars extra," warned personal finance coach Dominique Broadway.

The late ticket release helped spark excitement, as reflected in the high opening prices on StubHub.

Losing Stokes for the Test would not only represent a blow for England, but for the hosts too, being Durham's sole player in the team and a possible draw card for late ticket sales for what is the only international fixture in the north-east this summer.

Arum had a difficult time with Haymon during the first fight over negotiating the fight and a late ticket dispute, but he was conciliatory Sunday, saying, "Knowing the pitfalls, you negotiate to eliminate those pitfalls".

"Ticketmaster and PIC" — the Presidential Inaugural Committee — "will continue to work closely to ensure everyone receives the latest ticketing information".

Selling a limited line of high-end outerwear, The Arrivals is the latest ticket-holder to embark on the direct-to-consumer branding voyage that has fascinated all kinds of entrepreneurs vying to be the next Ralph Lauren, Nike, or — in this case — Barbour.

BBC Olympics correspondent James Pearce says the best advice on securing seats is to stay up late because tickets are being put on the London 2012 ticketing site late at night or early in the morning.

People arriving just after 7, as it turned out, were too late for tickets.

Wanting to help the stretched family finances, she became a secretary, devoting rare threepences to buying "late doors" tickets sold five minutes before curtain-up at local theatres.