How To Use Ticket tout In A Sentence
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Whether it's pitch battles, boardroom corruption, manager's bungs or ticket tout scandals, the whole league stinks of sleaze.
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That is unless you're prepared to shell out a hefty sum to a ticket tout.
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Downing said British ticket touts were an "unwanted export" and were prevalent at sporting and music events around the world, with a close-knit network running sophisticated operations.
Olympic Games organisers and police launch crackdown on ticket touts
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Although I've travelled a lot without a valid ticket, I've never bought or sold to a ticket tout.
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Ticket touts are not widely admired or popular.
Times, Sunday Times
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When ticket touting is allowed to go unchecked, the law of the land unenforced, we are asking for trouble.
The Sun
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God forgive me, I should have been out there queueing at 4am, along with the ticket touts and scalpers, and the diehards.
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Whether it's pitch battles, boardroom corruption, manager's bungs or ticket tout scandals, the whole league stinks of sleaze.
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Amongst the most cunning of the Irish were Charles Mitchell, from Boston's poor Chelsea suburb, and Mike Meehan, another Bostonian who initially earned his crust as a ticket tout before turning to broking.
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These raids were made possible by Operation Refresh, which will also be targeting street drinking, begging and ticket touts.
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The residents of 711 flats just don't fill the streets like 38,000 fans plus ticket touts all arriving at once.
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Secondly, I could not believe the amount of scalpers (ticket touts to us) looking for tickets.
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I know that most people would give their right arm - and I think some of them must at the prices asked to get a ticket from the scalpers (ticket touts) - for a chance to go to the Masters but for me it actually is quite a bit of hassle.
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Afterwards, Mr Cullen said the award had a special meaning for him as back in the 1940s and 1950s he was a cinema ticket tout, which entitled him to watch free movies, and saw every Grace Kelly film.
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The disclosure comes at a time of increasing public concern about ticket touts.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ticket touts are not widely admired or popular.
Times, Sunday Times
