Sentence examples for ticketing approach from inspiring English sources

"For too long, the legacy ticketing approach has been to make it difficult for teams to sell tickets in lots of places," D'Souza said.

The teams themselves could determine the pricing and ticketing approach for those events.

It will also be refining its one-ticket approach to travel with different companies across frontiers.Add to all that the preparations by several companies for competitive cross-frontier services.

Although he adheres to the more traditional ticketed event approach, Jeffrey Siegel has hosted Keyboard Conversations for decades.

But even as Broadway boasts box-office records (and with tickets approaching $90, why not?), few are claiming that theater is still central to artistic or cultural life.

With few other patrons in the restaurant, a USA Today reporter doing a story on tickets approached Valentine and his friends.

Compare this to the approach to ticketing in German-speaking Europe, where, through heavily discounted monthly and annual tickets and the deployment of many low-cost validating machines, station platforms in suburban and central locations can be completely open.

What makes Birmingham's decision to increase season-ticket prices particularly surprising – they did offer a short-term reduction up to 31 March – is that their chairman is the advocate of what would be the most significant and revolutionary approach on ticketing the Football League has witnessed.

"Anytime a film costs $10 million to make and ticket sales approach $100 million, Hollywood pays attention," Brooks Barnes writes in The New York Times.

A seminal example of this situation is Elvin's ticket tape approach [14, 15].

At Southampton a couple of weeks ago, a season-ticket holder approached me.