Sentence examples for off ticket from inspiring English sources

Admission is half off ticket pricing for the public.

Tickets: $15 to $25 $33 off ticket prices for students (Kozinn).

Perversely, the improving economy may have taken the edge off ticket sales that were buoyed last year, when filmgoers sought a relatively cheap diversion from financial woes.

The bulk of the emails in there, though, are from Feb 7-13, whappenedpened to be the time that dspam was temporarily turned off (ticket #488).

They want to tap into the powerful reactions those events induced, while dodging the complex issues and especially the political arguments that might turn off ticket buyers.

On Broadway and off, ticket sales are not setting many records in this economy; many long-running shows have started to see a falloff this winter, and one, the musical "Hairspray," closed for good in January.

The device seems to ward off tickets.

Tickets: $24 to $82 100 percent off tickets over $30 for students; $10 off tickets for under 18 (Tommasini).

They went from having the most gold of golden helmets to having helmets that look like lottery scratch off tickets.

Kim Clijsters, before she lost what is likely her final Grand Slam singles match, dropped off tickets at the entrance.

On Viagogo, touts are attempting to pawn off tickets for as much as £2,200, the majority going for around £1,800.