Sentence examples for reported tickets from inspiring English sources

While inflation in the UK between 1990 and 2011 stood at 77%, Conn reported, tickets to watch category A matches at Arsenal had risen by 920% over the same period, while the price of the cheapest season tickets at Anfield and Old Trafford had increased by 1,108% and 454% respectively.

The Los Angeles Times reported ticket sales sagged by 3percentt last year, to $10.2 billion, and admissions dropped 4percentt, from 1.33 billion in 2010 to 1.28 billion in 2011.

The N.B.A. reports tickets sold plus the number of tickets given to charities.

The National Football League suggests that teams report tickets sold, but does not mind if teams admit to no-shows.

With newer venues putting on more shows and some venues reporting ticket sales up 30% because of busier programmes, the event hosted more than 45,000 performances and 2,871 shows this year.

The ticket service Fandango reported advance tickets surpassed Tom Cruise's previous film Oblivion, but were being overcome by the competing film The Fault in Our Stars.

But many of the city's larger ticket brokers reported that ticket-holders were still selling them their seats, even for Knicks fans.

Tickets still available!" Not long after that, the venue reported that tickets had sold out and stated that "we got hammered by 1000's more people than we even prepped for.

Viagogo, which had the reported £83,000 tickets, say they were listed on the site for £71,000 and the highest price actually paid for two tickets for this year's men's final was £15,000 including fees.

A Union Square box-office treasurer reported that tickets had already been sold and refunds issued.

Early in the day, SlamOnline reported that tickets for the game between the Nets and the Cleveland Cavaliers were selling for as little as 25 cents each on the online ticket seller StubHub.com.