Sentence examples for top ticket for from inspiring English sources
The top ticket for "Mormon" is $477, far more than every other show running on Broadway.
Indeed, the top ticket for the Brockton Symphony Orchestra is $25, but if you're 18 or under, stroll right in--no charge.
TOP tickets for the benefit that the actress Phoebe Cates is to host on June 11 go for $300.
In an era when a good seat at the Super Bowl or for the Final Four can go for several hundred dollars and some of the top tickets for a regular-season game at Yankee Stadium sell for $80, a fan need only pay $2 to get into the track tomorrow to watch Funny Cide try to become the first Triple Crown winner in 25 years.
Did you know, for instance, that the top ticket price for a Broadway show in 1957 was $8.05?
In the last 50 years, the top ticket price for a Broadway musical has more than doubled, even after being adjusted for inflation.
Campaign and state party officials said the very success of the fund-raiser, whose top ticket goes for $100,000, would complicate the already formidable task the party's nominees for the Senate and the governor's office will face in raising money after the primary.
The top ticket price for "Glass Menagerie" was $62.
The top ticket price for last January's Super Bowl was $350, with the rest at $275.
It's easy to see why the top ticket prices for Barbra Streisand's only British concert this year have raised some eyebrows.
Lianhe Zaobao, a Chinese-language newspaper in Singapore, asked in an editorial whether top ticket prices for "Turandot," at 2,880 renminbi, were appropriate in a city where the average monthly salary is 3,942 renminbi.
