Sentence examples for rising ticket from inspiring English sources

Rylance added that he was "very much" concerned about the rising ticket prices in London's Theatreland.

While box-office revenues have benefited from rising ticket prices, movie attendance has been steadily declining.

Such people still exist, but their number has dwindled, not least because rising ticket prices have made habitual attendance harder.

The company, they say, represents a consolidation of regional promoters that didn't just coincide with rising ticket prices but also helped cause them.

While the rising ticket prices have matched the steady increase in fuel costs in recent months, the turmoil in the Middle East has sent oil prices sharply higher.

This apparent paradox is explained by rising ticket prices, and especially the lucrative practice of charging a premium for movies shown in 3-D.

With ever-rising ticket prices, and ever-rising TV sports package prices, simply expecting people to pay their shillings at the turnstyle out of some sense of tribal duty just isn't feasible any more.

Rising fringe ticket prices are adding to the Edinburgh pain.

To that end Robbins and Green established the 10x10 Fund to act as a conduit of all proceeds from Girl Rising -- ticket sales, donations, and corporate gifts -- to global nonprofits including Care, the UN Foundation's Girl Up, and Room to Read, selected on the basis of their ability to make an immediate on-the-ground impact.

Rising season ticket prices.

However rising average ticket prices, inflated even further by the increasing number of 3D movies in release, cloud that statistic.