Sentence examples for net ticket from inspiring English sources

This is made up of $5.2m relating to the broadcast rights for the 2013 to 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup, $700,000 for the expected net ticket revenues for the 2013 Gold Cup and $1.25m for authorising "teams from the Concacaf region to participate in the Copa Libertadores", South America's premier club cup competition.

During dinner, while introducing Vergne, Marciano surprised everyone in the room -- including Vergne  -- with the announcement that Marciano personally would be matching the evening's net ticket sales of $1.2 million, bringing the total raised that night to $2.4 million.

All of the show's net ticket proceeds, as well as donations, will support criminal justice reform non-profit organizations, including #Cut50, Equal Justice Initiative and the Innocence Project, according to event organizers.

They rejected the thought of switching allegiance to the Brooklyn Nets, even though Nets tickets were selling for eight dollars that night: a Russian oligarch as an owner seemed only a slight upgrade from a cable-company executive.

But Nets tickets for all three N.B.A. finals games sold out in under an hour today.

Your article says Nets tickets cost less than Knicks tickets, implying there is something wrong with those of us who stay home.

Grab the kids; let's increase our family entertainment budget 35 percent!" More likely, people who buy Nets tickets will cut back on other sports tickets or eating out or going to a concert or a movie.

The event continually attracts a curated audience of ultra-high net worth ticket holders and participants that aligns well with our customer base". This year, Sentient Jet offered the most luxurious way to experience "the most exciting two minutes in sports". They did this with travel services through Derby Air powered by Sentient Jet.

"The Nets have been a great team," Kushner, 49, a Nets season ticket holder, said by telephone yesterday.

A recent U2 tour sold 7 million tickets – rather good, most would think, but Carter thinks a future tour could net 700 million tickets by beaming holograms into living rooms or multiple stadiums.

Nearly half a million dollars had been netted in ticket sales that evening, in addition to $60,000 that Mr. McCormack raised by auctioning walk-on parts for his show.