Sentence examples for paid ticket from inspiring English sources

Many airlines have also imposed fees to use frequent flier miles to upgrade a paid ticket, which can be hundreds of dollars for an international flight.

"If you - as they have just done in Hungary - if you deny them, although they have a paid ticket and you don't let them to get on board, you push them right into the hands of smugglers," he said.

BBC Worldwide, the commercial arm of the BBC, has already been forced to postpone four shows in Norway scheduled for this weekend, affecting 18,000 people who paid ticket prices ranging from £45 to £100.

BBC Worldwide has already been forced to postpone four shows in Norway scheduled for this weekend, affecting 18,000 people who paid ticket prices ranging from £45 to £100.

Buzz that "Lucky Guy" had only a $5 million advance in paid ticket sales — good but not great, considering the stature of Mr. Hanks — prompted the play's lead producer, Colin Callender, to say in a mid-February interview that the advance was $7 million.

But – attending on a paid ticket rather than a press comp – I was fascinated by the evening as a cultural phenomenon: one of the last hurrahs of a generation – also including that other Palladium stalwart, Sir Bruce Forsyth – that encompasses decades of theatrical tradition and anecdote.

He says the system worked well before this because airlines could manage the line between free and paid tickets.

The new fees apply to paid tickets and frequent-flier awards.

"Our attendance numbers include paid tickets and complimentaries given to community groups," she said.

My first was after I won Sweden's Got Talent when I had a show that people paid tickets for, but it was mostly my friends and family.

It applies to paid tickets as well as frequent flier awards, and is calculated based on the class of travel and the length of the flight.