Sentence examples for raise the ticket from inspiring English sources

This is a double-edged sword for punters: while the cap on numbers will help preserve No 6's intimate magic, it means that the organisers have had to raise the ticket price considerably this year, from £129 to £175, after overreaching themselves last time out.

As long as the promoters don't get greedy and raise the ticket prices.

Low or optimum SEP measures do not put pressure on airline to raise the ticket prices, to improve the technologies, and to adopt the suitable alternative fuel for fuel efficiency improvement [32, 52].

Watch the visitors when they come in, if there is not a dissatisfied thought then raise the ticket price.

Adjust all shop quality meters to the lowest quality, raise the "amount of salt" or "amount of sugar" (or whatever is the middle slider, if it increases the quality go for it) and raise the ticket price.

Like many other cultural institutions in Spain, the club was faced with declining audience numbers after the country's cash-strapped government, desperate for any additional revenue to close the holes in its budget, raised the ticket sales tax from 8% to 21%.

If conductors fail to punch 1 out of 100 tickets, Metro-North can protect itself by simply raising the ticket price by 1%.

He remembers the starting lineup for his first game, in 1946, for which he turned in empty bottles to raise the $1.25 ticket price.

The new fare structure, approved by a 12-2 vote, will raise the price of tickets on Metro-North Railroad and the Long Island Rail Road by 7 percent to 14 percent, depending on distance.

Since the merger, American Airlines did raise the price on tickets.

This forced Atlantis to raise the cost of tickets just to break even.