Sentence examples for subject to ticket from inspiring English sources

If you're holding tickets for the rained-out game, you may use them for Tuesday's rescheduled game or trade them in for a future game, subject to ticket availability.

Violators would be subject to tickets and up to $75 fines for the first offense.

Through November, motorists holding phones to their ears in New York may be stopped by the police and given a warning; as of Dec. 1, they will be subject to tickets and fines of up to $100.

Club owners have been reluctant to call 911, fearing that they would blamed and subjected to tickets, arrests and challenges to their liquor licenses.

Club owners have been reluctant to call 911, fearing that they would be subjected to tickets, arrests and challenges to their liquor licenses.

Otherwise they are subject to a ticket.

Anyone who is not a student, staff or faculty member will not be permitted on campus and individuals found on campus without a BuffOne ID will be subject to a ticket for trespassing.

Subject to availability, tickets may be bought at the door.

Prices are subject to a per ticket restoration levy of £1.

Vehicles with illegally darkened windows and booming music should also be subject to fines and tickets.

In no other format — traditional paper ticket, printable e-ticket or digital ticket delivered on a smartphone — are live-event tickets subject to such transfer restraints, and no product other than airline tickets (for which there is a security rationale) involves such restrictions.