Sentence examples for strong ticket from inspiring English sources

"I thought it could have been a very strong ticket".

Interest among dedicated fans remains strong: ticket revenues have never been better, and local television ratings are steady.

Despite an acclaimed performance and strong ticket sales, "Manigma" closed four weeks early when promised investor funds never arrived.

But having thousands of fans, including those zealous enough to ink their body parts as a tribute, doesn't guarantee strong ticket sales, says Sean Greenhalgh, the band's drummer.

Strong ticket sales, fuelled by excitement over the enormous sum, have driven the prize money up ahead of the next draw on Wednesday.

The new musicals "Cinderella," "Motown," "Kinky Boots" and "Matilda" all had strong ticket sales last week, a positive trend compared to last fall when musicals like "Scandalous," "Chaplin," and "Bring It On" struggled at the box office and ultimately closed.

"Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" had strong tickets sales last week, despite the fallout from largely terrible reviews, according to the first slice of box-office data to be released since critics weighed in on Tuesday before the oft-delayed show's official opening.

By contrast, the last few fall seasons have had at least a few critically acclaimed shows that generated buzz as well as solid-to-strong ticket sales; last fall, those productions included "Hugh Jackman: Back on Broadway," "Follies," "Other Desert Cities," and "Venus in Fur".

The strongest ticket might be Dean-Clark.

The result, Mr. Feldman said, was a season with the strongest ticket sales ever: 27 percent over predictions.

It's no surprise that a chorus of smart Republican operatives has been arguing that Romney-Rubio is the Party's strongest ticket.