Sentence examples for tickets paying from inspiring English sources

And if Priceline initially subsidized the tickets, paying the airlines more than it was receiving from customers, the company is paying less now.

Even if it means trying harder for tickets, paying more for them, it's a chance to watch Alex Rodriguez in drills or to see Andy Pettitte wave to a friend before warm-ups.

We have medical help, parking help we're just trying to give these guys some tickets, paying jobs, give them some love".

Plane tickets paid for by tax-paying citizens like you and me.

Tickets: "Pay What You Can," $10 suggested (Kozinn).

By 2007, 550 families left New York with tickets paid for by the taxpayer.

People use it to buy movie tickets, pay for gasoline, make political contributions or donate to the homeless.

All admitted to criminal offenses; all were handed the equivalent of traffic tickets — pay a fine on your way out the door.

They wanted Anderson to attend a preseason game to represent the soldiers who served in Iraq, with tickets paid for by the Jason McKie Foundation.

Others, more trivial, included the accusation that Mr Blunkett had breached government rules by ferrying Mrs Quinn around in his ministerial car and that he had given her two rail tickets paid for by the taxpayer.

Users can buy movie tickets, pay for taxis and more through the messaging app.