Sentence examples for ticket charge from inspiring English sources
It said this per ticket charge was levied to cover costs.
The tax has long been unpopular in the province, with business and politicians arguing that it puts Northern Ireland at a competitive disadvantage with the Republic, which does not impose the £13 standard ticket charge for short-haul flights.
Claims can be filed within six months of the disruption, and must be accompanied by a hotel receipt, the original and the new ticket stubs, and a copy of an American Express bill showing the ticket charge.
Then there are the fees a clearing firm levies on every transaction an introducing firm makes called a "ticket charge" of anywhere from $10 to $30 per trade.
If there really were any grassroots revolutionaries who wanted to attend, it's possible that the $550 per ticket charge to pay for Palin was too pricey.
In the last several decades the museum has rarely instituted special ticket charges for exhibitions.
To that are added per-game ticket charges that cost hundreds of dollars.
The ticket charges involve more than 300 traffic summonses that were fixed, one of the people with knowledge of the inquiry said, noting that about 800 instances of ticket-fixing arose during the three-year investigation.
In the 1970s and 1980s it sometimes instituted ticket charges above the regular admission price for some shows, like King Tut in 1978 and for the work of Degas and Georgia O'Keeffe in 1988.
Once cardholders enroll in the plan by calling the number on the back of their cards, they are automatically billed $9.95 for each round-trip ticket charged to the card; call the same number to unenroll.
