Sentence examples for track ticket from inspiring English sources
YAPTA says travelers who use its site to track ticket prices — whether before or after the ticket is purchased — have received an average of $306 in savings.
Although theaters don't track ticket sales by race, it doesn't take more than a quick look around at audiences to prove, Shade says, "that we are a valuable community and we have a valuable dollar that can maintain theater and help it survive".
We also have a limited number of tickets for the Facebook Ecosystem CrunchUp which will get you a fast track ticket to August Capital Summer Party, if you miss the final wave of August Capital Summer Party tickets.
Tickets sell out quickly and if your buyer bot is too slow to snag passes for you and 400 of your closest friends, you can always purchase a ticket to the Facebook EcoSystem CrunchUp here which includes a ticket to the Facebook Ecosystem Conference and a fast track ticket to enter the August Capital Summer party!
The Near Shoe-In: QuintEvents (866-834-8663, www.derbyexpartnered.com) has partnered with Churchill Downs to offer a variety of Derby packages, including Millionaires Row ($4,899 for track tickets to the Derby and the Oaks, and race-day hospitality).
The organization works with local law enforcement agencies as soon as it's notified that a retailer was burgled, he said. . "We can track tickets," Lopez said.
It also includes two (fast track) tickets to the aquarium, which means you skip what can be long lines, plus breakfast and a ten-percent discount at the hotel's B & O American Brasserie.
Democracy at work ReprintsBut he has no fast-track ticket to the top.
As I want to make the waxworks of Madame Tussauds before nightfall, I still ask for a fast-track ticket.
Then there are the sky-high prices - £15 for adults, £7.50 for children, or if you're a Russian magnate or something you can pay £25 a head (kids too!), for a queue-busting fast-track ticket.
Easily the worst winner of that award ever (tough field), the movie was a thoughtless – and indeed artless – liberal wank, where the takeout message seemed to be that some kind of excruciatingly simplistic dialogue about race was America's fast-track ticket to harmony.
