Sentence examples for understandable ticket from inspiring English sources
As for previews, if they are required to "fine tune" a show, which is perfectly understandable, ticket prices should be significantly reduced.
But it would be understandable if some potential ticket buyers struggled to get past the title.
Beneath the thrill of the center's opening are some quiet, understandable concerns, like whether ticket sales will hold up after the first flush of excitement fades.
Now, the Heat recently fired some of its season-ticket staff, for what seems like understandable reasoning — there are no tickets left to sell.
"It's understandable when people focus on the big ticket," he says.
His bill would also require the provision of easily understandable summaries of rights and limitations before booking a ticket, the establishment of a toll-free hot line for complaints and other measures.
It is understandable that Yankee fans would do whatever they could to get tickets right across the border in Queens.
The hunger for degrees is understandable: these days they are a requirement for a decent job and an entry ticket to the middle class.There are, broadly, two ways of satisfying this huge demand.
The owner of this week's second winning Mega Millions jackpot ticket, purchased in San Jose, had yet to come forward Friday, and that's understandable, a lottery spokesman said.
Understandable, you might say, given the fiscal challenge of four Tests in as many weeks, the price of tickets amid an ongoing recession and the drop-off in form.
