Sentence examples for makes tickets from inspiring English sources

She was a Fulbright Scholar in 1992 and 1993 in Sabaudia, Italy, and is on the board of High 5 Tickets to the Arts, a nonprofit organization in Manhattan that makes tickets to cultural events available to students at low prices.

"This extraordinary grant will enable us, for many years to come, to continue presenting exciting world-class and up-and-coming companies at a low price that makes tickets affordable to a diverse and enthusiastic audience," Arlene Shuler, the president and chief executive of New York City Center, said in a statement.

Former YC startup Songkick, which makes tickets for music gigs social, claims it is now bringing in 10 million "unique fans" every month.

Dylan's official website, www.bobdylan.com, makes tickets available to fans who look there for pre sale passwords before the concert tickets go on sale to the general public.

The Mets organization has made tickets available only by telephone, and you know what happens then.

Calls were made, tickets were bought, and the four met in Room 1001 of the Moscow Ritz-Carlton.

Vans, the sneaker company, has been holding free concerts this summer in its huge warehouselike space in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, making tickets available online.

The two countries, separated by the disputed territory of Kosovo, share a tense history and Albania's federation did not make tickets available for travelling fans.

I said, 'That makes sense.' " While a dynamic system would make hot tickets like those to Springsteen's Izod Center shows more expensive, it could also make tickets to less sought-after shows less expensive; on StubHub, tickets to Springsteen's Greensboro show sold for as little as twelve dollars.

Despite promotions and incentives that make tickets relatively cheap and easily accessible, the Nets rank 23rd among the 30 N.B.A. franchises in average attendance (around 15,500).

Despite the recession, demand is high for both events, making tickets hard to come by and sending prices for any remaining hotel rooms soaring.