Sentence examples for ticket offered from inspiring English sources

The lowest priced ticket offered for resale is $230 while the most expensive ticket is $4,999 for a V.I.P. seat near the ice.

If you like to travel, Money points to a $2,500 around-the-world ticket offered jointly by Air Canada, Lufthansa, SAS, Thai Airways, United Airlines and Varig.

Instead, travelers are finding it much easier these days to book a round-the-world ticket offered through an airline alliance like oneworld, SkyTeam or Star Alliance, which have been expanding their options with new routes and partners.

For the game at Citi Field on Friday, the average price of a ticket offered for resale online has fallen by more than one-third in the past month, to $165, according to FanSnap.com, which tracks ticket prices in the secondary market.

His extreme caution was again shown when he refused to challenge John Major for leadership of the party in June 1995, even on the joint ticket offered by John Redwood, although his ally John Whittingdale set up an office and battery of telephones to do so.

ScoreBig says that every ticket offered on the site is below face value (anywhere from 10to70percentent below), and includes free delivery.

The Republican ticket offers no answers to those anxieties.

Reading "The Line," I found myself recalling "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," in which the "golden ticket" offers the promise of a more meaningful life.

Each ticket offers a seat or a place on grassed banking and hospitality tickets were excluded.

Create London's Hadrian Garrard said it would be a "counterpart to the big, flashy, flag-waving expensive ticket offers that we've seen previously".

The secret sauce is in SeatGeek's "Deal Score," a ranking of available ticket offers based on price, seat location, and historical trends.