Sentence examples for launch ticket from inspiring English sources
NEW YORK, April 10 (Reuters) - A rare original launch ticket that could sell for up to $70,000 will be the highlight of an auction in New York of Titanic memorabilia to mark the centennial anniversary of the ill-fated voyage, Bonham's said on Tuesday.
Along with Stanford GSB colleague Jeff Fluhr, Baker launched ticket reseller LiquidSeats in mid-2000, just in time for the colossal tech stock market crash.
Seatwave launched ticket exchanges in Germany, Holland, Spain and Italy during the last quarter of 2007.
She has been involved with launching ticket sales and promoting the team.
Not long after it launched, Ticket to Denmark was reported to the authorities and Altheimer was fired from his job.
By building a huge discovery user base first and then launching ticketing abroad, Songkick has avoided a problem that's plagued U.S. ticketing startups like WillCall and Applauze: getting face value tickets for the hottest shows.
The company launched tickets down to NOK 500 each way, and sold cheap tickets without demanding that the traveler be away during a weekend.
Using its Embraer 110 aircraft, it launched tickets for under NOK 1000, compared with the NOK 1290 price offered by Air Stord.
On Friday, organisers will launch a ticket resale scheme for those who have bought tickets but are no longer able to use them.
To further underline how localization has driven increased growth in the U.K. market, it said that since the.co.uk launch, U.K. ticket sales in the last year have accounted for more than half of the tickets sold in the U.K. since Eventbrite was founded — all the way back in 2006.
Three years later, in partnership with VICE Media's Motherboard, their dream is coming true with the launch of Ticket To Rise – a campaign that allows you to support a cause of your choice, and be entered to win a trip to space on XCOR's Lynx Spacecraft (watch video here).
