Sentence examples for tickets down from inspiring English sources

Because it was the busy theatergoing week between Christmas and New Year's, only 35 shows were discounting tickets, down from the usual 50 or so.

The airlines use them to help keep the headline prices of their tickets down.

In the past, municipalities received the fine money from motorists who pleaded tickets down to lesser violations.

I try to keep my tickets down to around £20 in the big theatres, and avoid ones, such as the Ambassador Theatre Group chain, where I can't.

That move and the emergence of Virgin Blue touched off a fare war that marked some one-way tickets down to just $17.

The manager of an arena-filling UK artist admitted it was infuriating that he's not able to keep the cost of tickets down for fans.

Holding the price of a Crossrail ticket down will be of little use to people who can't afford to live anywhere near a Crossrail station.

The Clippers averaged a 1.24 on Prime Ticket, down 16% from the 1.47 they achieved early last season.

"I talked to my boss and said, 'If you're going to let me work 14 hours, I'm going to sell my ticket,' " Downing said.

Similarly, he said, parking tickets were down by 17percentt and moving violations were down by 7percentt.

"We haven't had the success of the Giants, whose fans are older and season tickets passed down for generations.