Sentence examples for set a ticket from inspiring English sources

It has set a ticket price of $100,000, and has sizeable deposits for 100 trips.

They paid the former Supreme Diana Ross a guarantee reported to be between $15 million and $20 million and set a top ticket price around $250.

John has set a top ticket price of £89 for his 2016 tour, according to the BBC – but this week Get Me In, which is owned by Ticketmaster, had seats for the Leicester show on sale for up to £720.

U.S. SKATING IS A HIT The recent United States Figure Skating Championships in Spokane, Wash., had its highest television ratings since the 2003 championships and set a record for ticket sales.

Some European countries also set a tax on ticket sales to finance local movie production.

The show set a record for ticket demand, with 20 million fans wanting in, according to the Guinness Book of World Records.

During this tour the band set a cap on ticket prices in the attempt to thwart scalpers.

Get ready to pack those samba shoes and soccer cleats because FIFA has set a date for ticket sales to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

If you set a reminder about a ticket, you can swipe from the lock screen and it opens the ticket automatically.

The restaurants have not yet set a date when tickets will go on sale.

Vouchers to set against a ticket that costs double or treble its online price – vastly more than your six paltry pounds – to buy at a station.