Sentence examples for tickets charging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mootoo, of Manhattan, bought $300,000 in tickets, charging them to the credit cards of his girlfriend and others, prosecutors said.

Northampton Town are the dearest for match-day tickets, charging £22.

There is no surcharge for advance tickets charged to a credit card: $6 for adults; 12 and under, $5.

Additionally, WePay Tickets charges a 3.5% fee without any additional monthly or credit card processing fees.

Joe Biden, assiduously avoiding any direct attacks on his opponent, kept his focus trained on the top of the ticket, charging again and again that Palin's partner, John McCain, wants to give tax breaks to the rich and deregulate the economy.

Once cardholders enroll in the plan by calling the number on the back of their cards, they are automatically billed $9.95 for each round-trip ticket charged to the card; call the same number to unenroll.

He sees off-peak movie seats starting at 30 cents (versus the current $12 a ticket charged in London) when booked on-line and far in advance with a credit card.

The membership fee would typically include holiday tickets, but charging nonmembers for tickets just to come on the holidays helped keep congregations in the black.

It turns out that Ms. Bedi has been using the Gallantry Award to buy discounted air tickets and charging her hosts — public function organizers and the like — full business-class fares.

Maple Leaf Sports Entertainment made the M.L.S. Cup a mandatory part of the season-ticket package, charging almost twice as much per ticket for the final, and announced price increases for next season, prompting protests from supporters groups.

Tickets: $20. Information and charging tickets: (212) 721-6500 (Tommasini).