Sentence examples for on every ticket from inspiring English sources

For the state's theatergoers, that means a 20percentt discount on every ticket.

You will pay a service charge, often about $6, on every ticket you buy from Telecharge or Ticketmaster.

A fee of $5 will be charged on every ticket purchased over the phone from its reservation lines.

It loses an average of $20 on every ticket it sells and several hundred dollars a ticket on some routes, says Senator John McCain.

It is not in the interests of resale websites, which make commission on every ticket sold, to crack down on touts who flout the law.

As long as demand rebounds, Mr. Jones said, "most online travel guys will make their $10, $15 on every ticket they sell, no matter what the price".

"Similarly, if a person using the subscriber's tickets behaves in an unacceptable manner, the season subscription may be revoked," it says on the back of every ticket.

(StubHub also charges buyers ten per cent, netting the company a twenty-five per cent commission on the resale of every ticket).

Baseball is hiding behind the 145-word "warning" on the back of every ticket that reads, in part, "The bearer of the Ticket assumes all risk and danger incidental to the sport of baseball... including specifically (but not exclusively) the danger of being injured by thrown bats, fragments thereof, and thrown or batted balls".

The band committed to give Partners in Health $1.00, £1.00, or €1.00 of every ticket sold on its 2008 European and North American tours.

Mr. Rosen was working as a lawyer for a little-known, struggling company called Ticketmaster when he came up with an idea: create a centralized system, tack on fees to every ticket sold and give venues a cut.