Sentence examples for ticket dealer from inspiring English sources

The paper, which has long been investigating Warner's activities, quoted a black-market ticket dealer as saying a deal was set up with Warner to provide tickets for South Africa.

It's uncertain, based on the timeline of events, if Ticketmaster will be held to these standards or the now-overturned 1998 standards, but either way the water is starting to heat up around the ticket dealer.

After receiving information that someone from Ukraine's national Olympic committee might be prepared to sell tickets, a BBC reporter posing as an unauthorised ticket dealer from the UK spoke to Mr Gerashchenko who confirmed he would be prepared to sell tickets.

When asked by the BBC why he was prepared to break Olympic rules and UK law in offering his country's Olympic tickets on the black market, Mr Gerashchenko claimed he had "never planned to sell tickets in the UK" and had been making "diplomatic talk to satisfy the persistent interest of the ticket dealer".

Feigen's insistence on the corrupting power of money may sound slightly off key, coming as it does from a big-ticket dealer whose most recent venture into the public eye was the sale of Saul Steinberg's art collection.

On the trip ticket, wholesale dealers are required to report collector license numbers, the location of the catch, quantity, size (if applicable) and the value of each transaction by species [26].

If nothing else, though, the impounding did help Fowlkes find out why Ace Autos would always deflect her questions: An officer told her that the car had over $5,000 in unpaid parking tickets, which the dealer would have to pay off to secure title or ownership.

But the survey did not include travel services, financial brokers and dealers and ticket sales -- categories consulting firms often included in online predictions.

And with the real life Bulger is due to finally stand trial this year after fleeing indictment almost 20 years ago on a tip by his former FBI handler, there is no question that South Boston and it's swish-panted Pantheon of pill dealers and ticket scalpers will still get their 15 minutes of fame.  .

And with the real life Bulger due to finally stand trial this year after fleeing indictment almost 20 years ago on a tip by his former FBI handler, there is no question that South Boston and it's swish panted Pantheon of pill dealers and ticket scalpers will still get their 15 minutes of fame.

That afternoon at the Fairgrounds, Jarrett was the star of a question-and-answer session for fans who had gotten free tickets at local dealers.