Sentence examples for means ticket from inspiring English sources

This means ticket prices will be capped at £20.

Whether the new service to China means ticket prices will fall isn't clear.

That will harden into a plan if City's success on the field means ticket demand outstrips broadly satisfied levels at present.

For concertgoers that means ticket prices for some shows will be lower at Barclays as well: Neil Young fans can buy a seat for $58 at Barclays, versus $63 at the Garden, according to Ticketmaster.

Passenger numbers have begun to recover recently, but intense competition means ticket prices remain well below where they used to be: The International Air Transport Association's most recent statistics show that economy fares in August were 13percentt below a year earlier, and premium fares were 17percentt lower.

June means summer vacation, and summer vacation means ticket sales.

He means tickets, not points or rebounds.

* denotes a highly recommended show.+ means discounted tickets were at the Theater Development Fund's TKTS booth for performances last Friday and Saturday nights.++ means tickets were at the booth for last Friday night only.

* denotes a highly recommended show.+ means discounted tickets were available at the Theater Development Fund's TKTS booth for performances last Friday and Saturday nights.++ means tickets were at the booth for last Saturday night only.

* denotes a highly recommended show.+ means discounted tickets were at the Theater Development Fund's TKTS booth for performances last Friday and Saturday nights.++ means tickets were at the TKTS booth for last Friday night only.

But when a hit show with star actors means tickets are hard to find, even large theatres such as the National's Olivier stage, with more than 1,000 seats, are targeted.