Sentence examples for tickets depending on from inspiring English sources

With sports, the rapid expansion of the secondary market helped fans become accustomed to the idea of paying different prices for tickets depending on when they buy them.

So barring a governmental miracle — rare these days in New York — commuters from Long Island and Westchester County would pay up to 9.4 percent more for tickets, depending on the route, and the authority would end the discounts now offered for tickets purchased online or via the mail.

The imposition of the fee, approved by the league's board last year, stands in a sharp contrast to the group's denunciation of and aggressive lobbying against Gov. David A. Paterson's proposed theater ticket tax, which would have added about $5 to $10 to Broadway tickets, depending on their face value.

They raise ticket, food and merchandise prices; build new luxury boxes; add club seats and concession stands; sell the rights to name the stadium and, in the last few years, vary the price of tickets depending on the strength of the opponents.

In guaranteeing a playoff appearance, Atlanta, which finished 33-49 last season, allowed fans to renew season tickets at the same price as last season while promising season-ticket holders a free ticket or tickets (depending on the size of the purchase) for next season's first home playoff game.

Imagine going to your local cineplex and having to pay different prices for the tickets, depending on which studio produced the movie you want to see: $22.46 for Paramount's "Rugrats in Paris" $20.24 for Universal's "Erin Brockovich" and $18.89 for Warner Brothers' "Miss Congeniality".

Long Island Rail Road passengers now pay up to $251 for a monthly ticket, depending on the distance traveled.

International ticket change fees will increase by an additional $50 to $150 for each ticket, depending on the class of service and other restrictions.

About 50 to 100 people were expected to take advantage of the discount, which ranged from $7 to $18 a ticket, depending on seat location.

In that sense, Ms. Palin's presence on the ticket — depending on how her candidacy fares under the scrutiny it is receiving — could be vital.

It will also propose higher taxes on air travellers which will be announced by the chancellor, Gordon Brown in his pre-budget report next week.Air passenger duty, which is currently between £5 and £40 per ticket depending on distance and class of travel, is likely to be increased by as much as half.