Sentence examples for ticket trading from inspiring English sources

Tells Of ensuing ticket trading among them.

A number of sites devoted to rock groups have areas for ticket trading, and you might get lucky.

Mr Clarke recognises ticket exchanges offer some financial security not found in more informal online ticket trading.

Mr. Paone's paean to the ticket trade, part of the Midtown International Theater Festival, is just one of hundreds of plays, musicals and assorted performances that will take place around the city during July, which has fast become the most festival-heavy month of the year.

Use fan websites such as Phantasy Tour, Oh Kee Pa and Phish.net to find fellow fans, make ticket trades and the like.

eBay also owns the music and sports ticket-trading website Stubhub.co.uk, but this UK-facing web business is run by eBay International AG.

The Internet has radically changed the way consumers buy books and airline tickets, trade stock and learn news.

And if Icon makes more on the advertising and airline-ticket trades than it loses on the sauerkraut juice, everybody wins even if nobody will drink the stuff.

Signatories from the world of music include UK Music chief executive Michael Dugher and Music Managers Forum chief Annabella Coldrick, while the Society of London Theatre and UK Theatre – as well as ticketing trade body Star – have also signed.

Describing the British consumer as resilient, he said: "There was a real wobble around April and May in home and big-ticket trade, because I think people were just waiting to see.

The deal also means that Ticketmaster's "Presence" software which tracks ticket-trading, locks in identity of attendees, and provide validation and authentication for tickets sold on other marketplaces.