Sentence examples for ticket records from inspiring English sources
Yet such is the strength of George Lucas's space saga brand, acquired by Disney for $4.05bn in 2012, that earlier this week, Rogue One broke presale ticket records for the year.
Airline representatives say taxes and fees account for 25 percent of a domestic ticket price, but according to two professors who have examined millions of ticket records from 1993 to 2008, the effective tax rate has increased to 16 percent from 11 percent of the average domestic fare in that time.
USTA spokesman Chris Widmaier told Rovell that although ticket records are less reliable over time, the USTA was confident in stating that this is the first time that ticket demand for the women's final outpaced the men's final.
When you made a bet on mutuels there, you received a ticket recording it.
Colleges and universities have cited the law, he said, in denying everything from parking-ticket records to the minutes of government meetings.
This is a good thing in an American rock landscape that hasn't produced many big-ticket records so far this year.
Watching the returns rush in from Suffolk Downs, Yonkers and Turf Paradise, they grip the white tickets recording their bets so hard that, when they lose, the stubs fall to the floor still bearing their thumbprints.
Often obscured by the fanfare around the media megadeals is the gloomy backdrop: the slowing or negligible growth in the demand for movie tickets, recorded music, books, TV programming and even cable television service in the giant United States market.
In the first day of presales, the film broke all previous ticket buying records, leaving "Twilight" in the dust.
Airline ticket purchase records showed that a first-class seat for a Feb. 8 flight to Beijing had been bought for Mr. Wang, according to a Bloomberg report in February.
By last night, with no indication yet of the nature of the reunion show, Ladbrokes was giving 6/4 odds that it will break West End ticket sale records – and 2/1 on a new feature film too.
