Sentence examples for projected ticket from inspiring English sources

Never mind that the projected ticket sales for the museum's exhibitions, which are anchored by the collected works of a locally renowned wood sculptor, could never match the building's extravagant price tag.

Projected ticket sales for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow could be too ambitious and may have to be revised downwards, MSPs have said.

In February, Reprise announced that it was suspending its mainstage productions due to weak projected ticket sales and a dismal financial outlook.

In 2022, the American bid projects five million ticket sales, worth $1 billion in revenue, and a total economic impact of $5 billion in today's dollars.

In the coming years, China's movie ticket sales are projected to surpass U.S. ticket sales of nearly $11 billion in 2011, industry estimates show, and Mr. Cameron said he hoped to be a part of the growth of the Chinese market.

By the time it became apparent that the number of projected visits (and ticket revenue) was vastly overestimated, the Archway was already underwater, nearly $60 million in debt from the construction and start-up costs.

"Fast & Furious 6" raced to a projected $122.2 million in ticket sales for the four-day period, easily claiming the No. 1 spot at North American theaters, while "The Hangover Part III" blew a tire and overheated, taking in a disappointing $63.8 million since its arrival on Thursday.

This year the holiday weekend is expected to be one of the slowest on record, with a projected $117 million in ticket sales Friday through Monday, according to film tracking firm Rentrak.

According to a blog on its website, data scientist Patrick Surry explained the average price for a round-trip airline ticket was projected to dip to $210 £1455), which is 15 per cent lower than last January.

But with online ticket sales projected by Forrester Research to grow from $115 million in 1998 to $2.6 billion in 2003, it seems the drama will be a long-running show with plenty of roles, and seats, to be filled.

Some season tickets are projected to cost £1,000 more in 2015 than in 2011.