Sentence examples for ticket outlay from inspiring English sources

Athletic department officials viewed the ticket outlay as a worthwhile investment to ensure Oregon's first bowl appearance since 1963, making the team more attractive to potential recruits.

The group received a huge upfront payment, while Cohl recouped his outlay through ticket sales, sponsorship, merchandising and broadcasting rights.

Many airlines are culling fleets, dropping flights, charging for checked bags and adding surcharges to ticket prices to offset fuel outlays.

The catch is that the initial outlay on a plane ticket is substantial.

Among the firm's pricey outlays: buying tickets to the Golden Globes, co-sponsoring actor Chace Crawford's 30th birthday party in West Hollywood, and spending unsparingly to executive produce a video for Coldplay.

And the outlay for pizzas and newspapers and movie tickets?

The average outlay for the most expensive match-day tickets also increased, by 7.4% from 2011 to £21.67.

I'm renewing my season ticket next week and I don't want 4.35% of that outlay going towards entrance to another deadly dull visit by West Ham and their doltish long ball shtick.

Having the luck to receive complimentary press tickets on most occasions, I am always in awe of the outlay that so many people are willing to make to see theatre.

Income from advertising, media distribution and ticket sales have helped produce the record revenues, but the Dortmund chief believes it is the outlay on transfers, or lack of, that have boosted profits.

Free tickets, money off every entry and a ludicrous number of deals on local entertainment and eateries makes the £35 outlay a no-brainer.