Sentence examples for push ticket from inspiring English sources

The main financial lift for the host club is to use the All-Star Game to help push ticket sales to every other game on the schedule.

The cocktails were merely a curtain-raising affair to whip up enthusiasm and push ticket sales (and they don't come cheap) for a black-tie dinner dance at Lincoln Center Monday, May 7, featuring readings by well-known authors.

Expensive, effects-heavy franchises have helped push ticket costs toward $20, and while blockbusters can be seen as something akin to a trip to the amusement park, so much more should enter on demand with open arms.

BOSTON (AP) — The speaker of the Massachusetts House said Sunday that he would resign during an investigation of accusations that a close friend used their relationship to push ticket-scalping legislation and paid off legal bills for the speaker's in-laws.

"That's what happened to me when Caine crawled into the box for the first time to push tickets out of a hole," said Mullick.

Hell, even the advertisers are taking it hard as the Scottish FA attempted to push tickets for June's clash with Cyprus.

When you win a game, Caine will climb inside the box and push tickets out a slot.

Paltry allocations for the Europa League final in Amsterdam have pushed ticket prices as high as £2,400.

He claims department officials retaliated against him after he accused officials in the 81st Precinct of manipulating crime statistics and pushing ticket and arrest quotas on officers.

Those sites have pushed ticket reselling far beyond the reach of professional sports teams, entertainment arenas and the local police as they try to enforce state antiscalping laws.

The critics were lukewarm on the Hollywood pairing, but audiences ignored the tepid reviews, pushing ticket sales for the play's 12-week run into record-breaking territory.