Sentence examples for tickets commanded from inspiring English sources
The production ran for only nine performances, as part of the 50th-anniversary celebration season of the Royal Court Theatre; it sold out within minutes of the opening of the box office and tickets commanded large sums from ticket resellers.
Despite a dearth of fresh musical acts on the tour scene, online ticket marketplaces like StubHub.com, RazorGator.com and TicketsNow.com are commanding big markups for this year's shows.
The show, directed by Mike Nichols, commanded top ticket prices and regularly played to full houses at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre.
She it was, a little over two years ago, who commanded an enormous ticket price in Las Vegas, singing in a new millennium.
At each of the beautiful traditional homes for which Kashan will, one day, be justifiably famous, the ticket seller was expected, no commanded, to offer me the family discount.
Theaters using 3-D bolster the overall box-office by commanding ticket prices perhaps 30percentt higher than those of conventional theaters.
Such films make more money for studios and theaters, who split box office revenue, because of higher ticket premiums they command.
The demand for tickets was so frenzied that on some nights extra chairs were placed in the aisles, while scalpers on the street commanded up to $100 a ticket.
Now, who knows?" Those who had tickets were able to command high fees.
Tickets for the ballet start at just £3 and are capped at a reasonable £42, a fraction of the prices commanded by the Royal Opera House's biggest shows, in a move to draw a younger crowd.
