Sentence examples similar to long term ticket from inspiring English sources
Many of the long-term ticket holders at Comerica Park are autoworkers, lifers on the Pontiac and Chrysler and Chevy assembly lines, who experienced horrific changes in their lives in the past few months and did not expect further anguish at the games.
For a movie that has been on the receiving end of some disinterested buzz, the smaller the amount of opponents, the better potential for long-term ticket sales.
Purchasing long-term tickets (e.g. a month or yearly pass) will be more cost-effective than buying tickets on a daily basis.
Property investments are long term big ticket items; so make sure you are perfectly satisfied with the unit before agreeing to the purchase.
This, of course, was not a viable approach for the long term, although slashing ticket prices nearly in half was one way Mr. Mölich-Zebhauser managed to build audiences, which today average a more tenable, though still far from ideal, 1,500 a performance.
Wearing a shirt with a seller's preferred team seemed to produce a sporadic patriotic discount.Officially, Americans and Europeans were required to buy all seats through a website run by CoSport, an odd company that somehow obtained a very valuable long-term Olympic ticket concession.
"Think long term," he said.
