Sentence examples for time for ticket from inspiring English sources
From the beginning, however, tickets sold slowly, and some concerts were postponed to give more time for ticket sales.
executive director Richard Lloyd said: "With fans trying to get last minute tickets to Rugby World Cup 2015, it's an ideal time for ticket scammers to try to make a fast buck.
While the scheduling change may not save the Met money, it gives the opera the chance to offer performances further into the spring, a better time for ticket sales.
8 30 p.m. Also April 16 at 6 p.m. CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK Correction: April 12 , 2005 Tuesday The schedule note in Weekend on Friday with a Critic's Notebook article about a film retrospective devoted to the actor, writer and director Christopher Guest, at the Museum of Modern Art through Sunday, misstated the opening time for ticket sales each day.
The schedule note in Weekend on Friday with a Critic's Notebook article about a film retrospective devoted to the actor, writer and director Christopher Guest, at the Museum of Modern Art through Sunday, misstated the opening time for ticket sales each day.
It's time for tickets to be refunded on a pro-rata basis.
"It's not the time for tickets yet," said Sgt. Mobruk Ali, who was sitting in his patrol car at a roundabout by the port watching speeding cars go by.
Bridget Daly of Hollyscoop commented on the waiting time for tickets that, she could "expect nothing less" from Jackson's fans.
In the case of this particular recital, it's part of an extensive residency at the Barbican, nine events which I've been lucky enough to programme, from opera to community project, stretching across a calendar year, hence across two seasons and the unusually early lead-time for ticket sales.
You need to download the metro app to your phone, without it you'll waste time looking for ticket machines and trying to make sense of mad maps.
If e-tickets are not available, travelers can call to purchase tickets in advance, allowing time for paper tickets to be mailed.
