Sentence examples for weak ticket from inspiring English sources

Given its weak ticket sales and largely negative reviews, many veteran Broadway producers would have closed the show soon after it opened on Nov. 15.

"Next Fall" struck many of the voters surveyed as a moving but modest production; some of them noted the show's weak ticket sales this spring, despite strong reviews.

The play ultimately opened in April to mixed reviews, and closed in May, sooner than scheduled because of weak ticket sales.

The mixed-race revival of "A Streetcar Named Desire" and the new play "The Lyons," which have announced closing dates in July, also had weak ticket sales last week.

Hollywood studios have announced a flurry of deals with local partners to gain access to Chinese financing and a government-controlled film market that is growing strongly at a time of weak ticket sales in the United States and Europe.

The Philadelphia Orchestra suffered unexpectedly weak ticket sales in the fall, an orchestra member said, yet another blow in a spiraling financial crisis that has been coupled with a leadership vacuum at one of the world's elite orchestras.

The Kim Cattrall-led production of "Private Lives" is also shutting down on Saturday, five weeks earlier than planned because of weak tickets sales.

Still, with grim economic forecasts, some folks in the industry are gearing up for weaker ticket sales in the second half of the year.

"New York Republicans nominated arguably the weakest ticket in the nation, especially with two Senate seats and the governorship at stake," Dr. Sabato said.

Supporters of Mr. McCall have said privately that they are worried that Mr. McCall and Mr. King could both win their primaries, putting two black men on the same ticket -- a weaker ticket, they fear, to face Gov. George E. Pataki on Nov. 5.

Despite the summer box office facing its weakest ticket sales in 25 years, the rest of 2017 should be a treasure trove for moviegoing.