Sentence examples for tickets demand from inspiring English sources

Conventional airline wisdom says that business travellers travelling on expensive and flexible tickets demand frequency, which puts Virgin's current four daily flights on Heathrow-JFK at a disadvantage to BA's seven.

The problems are the latest encountered by organisers in trying to deal with ticket demand.

In fact, an extra concert was added to this series, on Sunday afternoon, because of ticket demand.

At present, flights are scheduled on alternate Saturdays and other days are added according to ticket demand.

She said Sunday's event surpassed the group's expectations for ticket demand, and that future autism-friendly performances on Broadway were likely.

It was ticket demand for the 2001 musical "The Producers" that persuaded Broadway executives they could charge the then-staggering sum of $480 for the best seats.

He intends to continue the residency, as they are calling it, for as long as both ticket demand and his level of performance remain strong.

Because of ticket demand for James's games, the school moved its home games to the 5,900-seat 5,900-seathodes Arena at the University of Akron last year.

Quinlan's hope is that Seton Hall will continue to improve under Gonzalez and that in future seasons, ticket demand will necessitate opening the entire facility.

The farce, set in a courtroom, was to play through April 3, but high ticket demand is credited for prompting the extension, through April 17.

That will harden into a plan if City's success on the field means ticket demand outstrips broadly satisfied levels at present.