Sentence examples for ticket retailer from inspiring English sources
For volunteering his services as a mobile ticket retailer, he spent the weekend in jail.
Following the completion of his acquisition of the two cable networks USA Network and the Sci-Fi Channel (now Syfy)—through which he acquired assets of the production company Universal Television and gained partial ownership of the international ticket retailer Ticketmaster HSN, Inc., was renamed USA Networks, Inc. (USAI), in 1998.
Outside the UK, Paralympic tickets will be sold through the country's National Paralympic Committee or their authorised ticket retailer.
A few years ago theatres and mainstream ticket retailers lobbied the last government to make touting illegal, but failed.
That only applies to the face value of the ticket – not all ticket retailers will refund booking fees or postage fees.
Barry Diller, a veteran entertainment industry executive (whose pay totalled $1.1bn over the last decade, making him the second best-paid boss in corporate America), has quit as Live Nation's chairman, less than a year after engineering its controversial mega-merger with Ticketmaster, the concert-ticket retailer that he owned.
Now consider Priceline.com, the online airline-ticket retailer that went public in March 1999.
Once large numbers of people start using contactless cards as tickets, retailers have an incentive to accept the cards as a means of paying for small items such as newspapers and snacks.
"The statement that UK trading has softened since the VAT rise on 4 January will also spook the market about the other big-ticket retailers," said Nick Bubb of Arden Partners, who expects Comet to make a loss of about £5m this year.
Now the shops are shutting for good, and the question is: how many more big-ticket retailers are going to go under, lengthening Britain's dole queues and blighting its town centres?
"Weak credit trends have clearly bottomed out," he wrote, and the increases in credit card spending "will disproportionately help big-ticket retailers that were hit hard during the downturn, as credit was curtailed and consumers lacked liquidity to purchase big-ticket products".
