Sentence examples for terms of tickets from inspiring English sources

In terms of tickets the show was stunning, with up to 30,000 visitors each weekend.

It is, in terms of tickets sold and cash taken, the most successful production in the theatre's history.

Clear away the urgent reports about 6 a.m. screenings and Imax-size demand, and you are left, according to an always-sobering tally kept by the Box Office Mojo Web site, at boxofficemojo.com/alltime/adjusted.htm, with the 26th-most-popular movie of all time, in terms of tickets sold.

Inflation means that Black Panther is "only" the 34th-biggest grosser in terms of tickets sold.

In terms of tickets sold, it still trails Deadpool and Iron Man and won't get anywhere near Superman, Batman or Spider-Man, but it's still a potent achievement.

So you can bet that Sony is hoping that a domestic downturn (at least in terms of tickets sold) will be compensated for by an overseas upswing.

"It's off the map in terms of ticket sales," he reported happily.

The season, presented by the Lincoln Center Festival and the Armory, was an unqualified success in terms of ticket sales.

Gulliver would be interested to know, though, whether airlines that do well in such competitions actually reap any rewards in terms of ticket sales.

Summer 2015 is expected to be a vast improvement, but there's no denying the overall downward trend in real terms of ticket sales and inflation.

Ticket sales contributed to 21.2 percent of the total revenue of the league last season, suggesting that in terms of ticket prices and ultimate match-day revenue, less may indeed be more.