Es una operación similar a la reventa callejera de entradas para conciertos.
|
|
Hace mucho tiempo que un artículo de revista sobre una celebridad no ayuda a vender entradas al cine.
|
|
Así que Brathen, la autora de Yoga Girl, escribió algunas entradas en su blog con fragmentos editados de las cartas.
|
|
La venta de entradas y de derechos de televisión solían ser las dos grandes fuentes de financiación de los equipos.
|
|
En avión, con visa de turista y entradas para Disney: así llegan a Estados Unidos miles de viajeros que piensan quedarse.
|
|
En la misma red social, John Revelator comentó: "Páguenles bien o al menos lo proporcional por las entradas que logran en sus partidos".
|
|
C. El fundador del diccionario, Eduard Wölfflin, quien falleció en 1908, concibió las entradas del TLL no como definiciones, sino como "biografías" de las palabras.
|
|
Para verlo hay que verlo en vivo, y sus actuaciones son tan escasas (una o dos al año) que las entradas se agotan en pocas horas.
|
|
El comandante asignado decidió desalojar el sitio y bloquear las entradas de la estación, pero siguió sin solicitar el envío de una brigada adicional de agentes.
|
|
La simple posibilidad de que Hernández debutara en el United en el partido ayudó a vender más de 20.000 entradas en las semanas previas al partido.
|
|
Muchas universidades tienen suscripción, pero para mejorar el acceso, este año, el TLL publicó entradas de la letra P en PDF con acceso gratuito por internet.
|
|
Más de 65.000 hinchas asistieron a partidos en Inglaterra, lo cual incluyó entradas récord para los clásicos en Mánchester y en Londres, donde el Chelsea recibió al Tottenham.
|
|
En las entradas de las estaciones, un dispositivo operado hidráulicamente ingresará el boleto del pasajero en una máquina electrónica, que a su vez activará un torniquete para que él lo cruce.
|
|
El 7 de septiembre, Mánchester también iba a albergar un partido de críquet: las entradas en Old Trafford, a unos pasos del estadio de futbol, se agotaron para ver cómo Inglaterra perdía con Australia.
|
|
En todo el país, los vecindarios y las localidades han emitido sus propias reglas acerca de las entradas y salidas de los residentes, lo que significa que la cantidad total de personas afectadas puede ser incluso mayor.
|
|
El fútbol femenino triunfó el fin de semana pasado: más de 65.000 hinchas asistieron a partidos en Inglaterra, lo cual incluyó entradas récord para los clásicos en Mánchester y en Londres, donde el Chelsea recibió al Tottenham.
|
|
Un lunes por la tarde, en el centro vacacional Winter Ranch en Álamo, la compañía teatral de Winter Ranch agotó las entradas en su presentación de tres obras de un solo acto: The Ethel and Albert Comedies.
|
|
No obstante, Lam ha puesto en marcha una serie de medidas, incluyendo el cierre de todas las fronteras a excepción de tres, lo que ha tenido como resultado una caída pronunciada en las entradas desde el territorio continental.
|
|
El día en que Wuhan dio la noticia al mundo, también anunció que estaba repartiendo 200.000 entradas gratis a los residentes para las actividades festivas durante las vacaciones del Año Nuevo lunar, las cuales comienzan el 25 de enero.
|
|
Era casi inevitable que se convirtieran en el escenario perfecto para las entradas dramáticas, salidas, escenas cómicas, bailes y relatos de TikTok, la aplicación de red social con videos breves que se ha vuelto inmensamente popular desde el año pasado.
|
|
La liga tendrá la expectativa de que Hernández tenga el mismo efecto que Beckham y, en menor medida, Ibrahimovic, tuvieron: desde la venta de entradas hasta la participación de los fanáticos, y quizás lo más importante, oportunidades de patrocinio y audiencia de televisión.
|
|
Las entradas, escritas en latín están "en letras negritas ordenadas en columnas numeradas, subdivididas con números romanos, luego con letras mayúsculas, después con números arábigos, luego tal vez con más números arábigos, después con letras minúsculas, luego —si seguimos el hilo— con letras griegas", comentó Butterfield.
|
|
Whether he's writing about modern-day drug smuggling ("Cube-shaped spaces in the middle of a pallet of cilantro might not necessarily be packages of dope, but the odds are good") or the itineraries of 16th-century Spanish entradas, Hodge is always deep in the buffalo grass.
|
|
El carnet personal que se exigía antes de entrar —y que permitía a las autoridades filtrar a los jugadores considerados indeseados— fue reemplazado por un mucho más democrático sistema de entradas, al tiempo que las elegantes fichas de hueso y nácar fueron sustituidas por otras más corrientes, de plástico.
|
|
Los grandes fanáticos se sobreponen a la falta de dinero, alimentos y entradas, como el mexicano José Ramón Díaz, quien viajó a Rusia con un sombrero tradicional que lo ha convertido en un personaje pintoresco y le ha ganado nuevas amistades, boletos para partidos y conocer al cantante Maluma.
|
|
Los fanáticos se sobreponen a la falta de dinero, alimentos y entradas, como es el caso del mexicano José Díaz, quien viajó a Rusia con un sombrero tradicional que lo ha convertido en un personaje pintoresco y le ha ganado nuevas amistades, boletos para partidos y conocer al cantante Maluma.
|
|
Passatempo: Ganha entradas para o concerto de Gomo na Casa da Música Notícias Palco Principal.
|
|
Economic incentives to increase profits drove this pattern of planting, while the abandoned lands rarely recovered. The expeditions to inland Brazil are divided into two types: the entradas and the bandeiras. The entradas were done in the name of the Portuguese crown and were financed by the colonial government. Its main objective was to find mineral riches, as well as to explore and chart unknown territory.
|
|
I.S.S. I.P - CDSS Beja, ed, 2008, p.3 This distribution is generally maintained in all communities in the municipality, except Santa Bárbara dos Padrões, where the Neves-Corvo mine is the main employer, and Entradas, where some agriculture and ranching occur.
|
|
The Spanish expansion has sometimes been succinctly summed up as "gold, glory, God." The search for material wealth, the enhancement of the conquerors' and the crown's position, and the expansion of Christianity. In the extension of Spanish sovereignty to its overseas territories, authority for expeditions (entradas) of discovery, conquest, and settlement resided in the monarchy.Ida Altman et al.
|
|
Most chord progressions use only three chords: I or i, IV or iv, and V or V7, though ii, III, VI, or ♭VII chords may feature in some songs. Lyrically, most songs follow the classic Spanish copla. Verses are built around four bar melodic phrases. These verses constitute the body of tunes called partes intermedias which are framed by introductions called entradas and codas called finales.
|
|
130 (13-100), mientras que los zurdos batearon .221 (15-68) contra él ... No permitió una carrera limpia en 20 de sus 28 salidas de relevo con Bowie. También registró al menos un ponche en 26 de sus 28 apariciones con Baysox ... Publicó una efectividad de 2.18 en 14 partidos en casa con Bowie y una efectividad de 2.16 en 14 salidas como visitante ... Ascendió a Norfolk el 18 de julio e hizo sus últimas 14 apariciones de la temporada con las Mareas, con marca de 0-2 con dos salvamentos y efectividad de 5.04 ... Obtuvo su primer salvamento en Triple-A el 10 de agosto contra Columbus luego de ponchar a seis de la temporada en 3.0 entradas blanqueadas de relevo ... Cedió seis carreras limpias en 0.2 entradas el 29 de agosto en Gwinnett. Su efectividad en sus otras 19 salidas con Norfolk fue de 2.96 (8 ER, 24.1 IP).
|
|
Although Oliveira do Hospital is well within the interior of the country, transportation services are quite adequate and have been increasing as befits a growing region. There are a number of roads to the coast and other cities, the best known being the scenic Estrada da Beira. The Bridge with Three Entrances (Ponte das Três Entradas), a very rare three-way bridge, crosses the Alva River at Oliveira do Hospital.
|
|
P. Janeiro CONTRIBUTO PARA O ESTUDO DA MÚSICA RELIGIOSA DE FRANCISCO ANTÓNIO DE ALMEIDA [PDF] from ipcb.pt - 2004 - convergencias.esart.ipcb.pt "... tipo de tratamento não pode deixar de causar estranheza, sobretudo quando comparamos com as entradas de outros compositores, nomeadamente, as bolseiros joaninos, António Teixeira e João Rodrigues Esteves, ou até de Pedro António Avondano, manifestamente mais .."Portuguese: [PDF] Sociabilidades mundanas em Lisboa: Partidos e Assembleias, c. 1760-1834 [PDF] from unirioja.
|
|
Al S. de él, y á corta > distancia, tiene un fuerte, elevado 20 metros sobre el nivel del mar, que > domina las dos entradas, y á su parte E. se halla el cuartel. Es también > estación naval, en donde la marina militar tiene algunos pequeños talleres > para sus más urgentes atenciones, y los depósitos de carbón se hallan > enfrente del pueblo, sitio que es el más á propósito para fondear. > Aguada.
|
|
The principal activity in the parish is tourism, although agriculture, cattle breeding and fishing are common activities for the industrial sectors of the economy. There are four ports along the coast that shelter the fishery ships in the area called Entradas da Barca. By the last half of the 20th century, rural tourism began to punctuate some of the areas of the parish, concentrated on providing quality leisure services associated with rural/farm activities.
|
|
On the high plateau, he founded the town of Santo André. He also established a sugar mill near the coast at São Vicente, with sugarcane brought from the Portuguese Cape Verde islands. In both activities, Afonso de Sousa established a pattern followed by Portuguese colonizers and Brazilians for long afterward: the "entradas" and "bandeiras" – or explorations and raids into the interior – and the production of sugar along the coast for export. Sousa was the first Royal Governor of Brazil.
|
|
According to Brazilian journalist and UENF press secretary Fulvia D'Alessandri, the Puri were nomadic and inhabited the region of São Paulo. By the 17th century, most if not all of the tribe's population traveled along the Paraíba do Sul river in order to escape the "entradas and bandeiras" that would make use of them for gold exploration. Eventually, they settled in the inner bay of Paraíba, between the rivers Pomba, Negro and Muriaé.Ciência UENF: Herança Indígena (in Portuguese).
|
|
Subsequently, all of Stage Entertainment's ticketing activities and companies operated under the name See Tickets. In 2010, See Tickets UK and See Tickets Germany were sold to CTS Eventim. In March 2014, Stage Entertainment sold its ticketing companies in Spain (See Tickets Entradas SA), the Netherlands (See Tickets Nederland BV), and France (Top Tickets France SAS) to CTS Eventim. CTS Eventim also assumed all ticketing activities for Stage Entertainment in Russia, where the group operates two theatres.
|
|
73-96 With arrival of Spaniards in the Caribbean in 1492, they developed patterns of conquest and settlement. From the Caribbean, they went on expeditions (entradas) of exploration, trade, conquest, and settlement. The Spanish crown issued a license for a particular leader to head an expedition, a mature man with wealth, social standing, and ambition to better his position. Explorers probed Mexico's east coast, with Francisco Hernández de Córdoba exploring southeast Mexico in 1517, followed by Juan de Grijalva in 1518.
|
|
2018:Dividió el año entre Bowie Doble-A y Norfolk, con marca de 2-3 con nueve salvamentos y efectividad de 3.18 en 42 apariciones como relevista ... Abrió el año con Bowie, con marca de 2-1 con siete salvamentos y efectividad de 2.17 en 28 salidas. .. Limitó a los bateadores de la Liga del Este a un promedio de .167, ya que registró 30 ponches más (58) que los hits permitidos (28) en 45.2 entradas de trabajo. Limitó a los diestros a un promedio de .
|
|
The region of Castro Verde passed into the possession of the priory of the Comenda de Santiago, and its donatários, the Dukes of Aveiro. Castro Verde continued to operate as the central administrative centre and municipal seat, while Casével and Entradas won administrative autonomy.The other centres pertain to other municipalities: Santa Bárbara de Padrões belongs to the municipality of Padrões and São Marcos da Atabueira pertains to Mértola. While mineral extraction continued to drive the economy, herding assumed a fundamental part of the regions economy as well.
|
|
In 1623, Salinas received reports of an expedition of "blond men on horseback" (probably groups of English settlers from the area that later became the Province of Carolina) exploring inland La Florida, territory claimed by the Spanish. Salinas sent two entradas (reconnaissance expeditions) of twenty soldiers and sixty Guale Native Americans led by a Timucuan chief, in search of them. His successor, Luis de Rojas y Borja, sent a third entrada of 10 soldiers and 60 Guale for the same purpose. It is not known if they ever found them.
|
|
Oviedo y Valdez 1959. During the first 50 years of Conquest, Nicoya was of great local importance as a transshipment point between the more active Spanish colonies in Nicaragua and Panama; a staging area and breadbasket for the initial entradas, forays into the interior, by Juan Vázquez de Coronado; and a rich encomienda (source of tribute) for the governor of Nicaragua, Pedrarias Dávila and his family.Peralta 1883; Meléndez 1983. Each of these economic activities dissipated in a brief time, however, and Nicoya rapidly devolved into a colonial backwater.
|
|
One was the mining industry which at its peak delivered greater wealth to Portugal than sugar. Exploration for gold, silver and other precious minerals began early in the colony's history when it was carried out in two ways, entradas (literally "entries") which were carried out in the name of and funded by the crown, and bandeiras (flags), the activity of early 17th century Portuguese settlers called Bandeirantes (flag bearers) or Paulistas because of their early concentration in the São Paulo region.Machado, Marina Monteiro. "Bandeirantes" Da terra e do território no império português (Of the land and dominion in the Portuguese Empire). e-Dicionário.
|
|
The differences in that case, however, are more subtle (lighter material, less skirt, laced sleeves, etc.) The Caporales is usually considered very masculine: men will move and use their arms with much emphasis on looking strong and "macho". Women, while emulating the men's moves, will simply concentrate on showing off their legs and skirts in a flirtatious manner. The rhythms of all of these dances are different from the Saya as well as the whole dance. Caporales is especially appreciated by young people of the middle and upper class who form huge Caporales groups for Carnival, Gran Poder and other "entradas".
|
|
Newson estimates that this was about 10–15 percent of the indigenous population in the region at the time. The missions were backed by colonial forces. The Jesuits travelled with soldiers, and the colonial governor would periodically send his forces on entradas—a missionary's initial attempt to establish contact with those he sought to convert, using 'food and gifts' as inducement. Reeve notes that the missionaries were largely dependent on 'indigenous guides and interpreters' in seeking out new fields for expansion: guides would bring the Jesuits to territories their people knew well, or with which their people were allied.
|
|
During his administration, Governor Rojas y Borja dispatched an "entrada" of 10 soldiers and 60 Guale Native Americans in search of a group of "blond men on horseback" (probably groups of English settlers from the area that later became the Province of Carolina) who were exploring inland La Florida, territory claimed by the Spanish. This excursion followed two previous entradas dispatched in 1623 by his predecessor, Juan de Salinas, and led by a Timucuan chief for the same purpose. It is not known if they ever found the exploration party. In the 1620s, there was war between the unchristianized Pohoy and Amacano Indian peoples.
|
|
However, caporales derive from 'Saya': as the 'caporal' was a character in 'saya' when the Caporales dance was created in the late 1960s by the Estrada Pacheco family, they claimed to have been inspired by the performance of some Afro-Bolivian dancers from the Yungas region. The music is clearly of African origin and the bit of the drums are the steps of the mixture of 'saya' and 'negritos'. The rhythm is slightly different from the 'Saya'. This dance became one of the most popular dances in Bolivia, especially appreciated by young people of the middle and upper class who identified themselves with 'the caporal' and the macho antics of the dance, they form huge Caporales groups for Carnival, Gran Poder and other "entradas".
|
|
Entradas is a Portuguese town/parish within the boundaries of the municipality of Castro Verde, in the southern Alentejo region. The population in 2011 was 649,Instituto Nacional de Estatística in an area of 76.23 km². It received its town charter from Manuel I of Portugal in 1510, and was the county seat until 1836, when it was integrated into the municipality of Castro Verde. Historically, this area has been of a major strategic role by being the old route which linked the river port of Mértola to the interior of the lower Alentejo, and also because it was the "entrance" of the Campo Braco (White Field), the grazing territory of destination for large herds of cattle and sheep from the 14th to the 17th centuries, in particular, herds of belonging to the 'Royal House'.
|
|
"Spain runs the risk of turning into a cultural desert ... I think it's a real shame that people in authority don't see the damage being done."Allen, Katie. Piracy continues to cripple music industry as sales fall 10% The Guardian. 21 January 2010. However, the Spanish Association of Music Promoters (APM) states that "Music is alive," as despite the decrease in record sales the revenues from concert ticket sales has increased 117% over the last decade, from €69.9 million to €151.1 million in 2008. The number of concerts doubled from 71,045 in 2000 to 144,859 in 2008, and the number of people attending concerts increased from 21.8 million in 2000 to over 33 million in 2008.El número de conciertos en España y la recaudación por venta de entradas se multiplicaron por dos en la última década.
|
|
Dated on the same year, the Chronicle of Father Picher, said that the eve of the Saint, the 22nd of April, the captains and military officers made a "colorful walk"; this walk or parade is the one that with the passage of time will give rise to the entradas, both Christian and Moorish. Also referred to the same year 1741 and according to Father Picher, for the following day of the Saint, day 24, an artificial castle was built up, called Aduar del Puche. It also says that in the morning, after an embassy, the Moors took the castle, but that in the afternoon, using also an ambassador, the Christians surrendered the castle by force of arms. This corresponds practically to the current structure of the day of the ' ' Alardo ' ', although in order for it to be complete the appearance of Saint George on the battlements of the castle is missing.
|
|
In 1688 colonial historian Diego López de Cogolludo detailed the expeditions of the Spanish missionaries Bartolomé de Fuensalida and Juan de Orbita in 1618 and 1619 in his Los trés siglos de la dominación española en Yucatán o sea historia de esta provincia ("The three centuries of Spanish domination in Yucatán, or the history of this province"); he based it upon Fuensalida's report, which is now lost. Franciscan friar Andrés Avendaño y Loyola recorded his own account of his late 17th century journeys to Nojpetén, written in 1696 and entitled Relación de las entradas que hize a la conversión de los gentiles Ytzaex ("Account of the expeditions that I made to convert the Itza heathens"). When the Spanish finally conquered Petén in 1697 they produced a vast quantity of documentation. Juan de Villagutierre Soto-Mayor was a Spanish colonial official who first held the post of relator of the Royal Chancery of Vallodalid and later as that of the Council of the Indies.
|
|
For more than 100 years beginning in 1540, the Pueblo Native Americans of present-day New Mexico were subjected to successive waves of soldiers, missionaries, and settlers. These encounters, referred to as entradas (incursions), were characterized by violent confrontations between Spanish colonists and Pueblo peoples. The Tiguex War, fought in the winter of 1540–41 by the expedition of Francisco Vásquez de Coronado against the twelve or thirteen pueblos of Tiwa Native Americans, was particularly destructive to Pueblo and Spanish relations. In 1598 Juan de Oñate led 129 soldiers and 10 Franciscan Catholic priests, plus a large number of women, children, servants, slaves, and livestock, into the Rio Grande valley of New Mexico. There were at the time approximately 40,000 Pueblo Native Americans inhabiting the region. Oñate put down a revolt at Acoma Pueblo by killing and enslaving hundreds of the Native Americans and sentencing all men 25 or older to have their foot cut off.
|
|
Tradition marks the date of April 23, 1276 as the beginning of the patronage of St. George for Alcoy, for his miraculous intervention, as narrated by our ancestors, in the defence of Alcoy from the Muslim attack of Al-Azraq. Soon there was a chapel dedicated to the Saint, which is already known shortly after 1300, in fact, there are documents of 1317 because it was perpetual vowed to honor him in his festivity. Thus, the current structure of three days, dedicated the first one to the ' 'Entradas' ' or parade, the second to the religious festivity and the third to the ' 'Alardo, culminating with the appearance of San Jorge, begins to be gestating taking as axis the festivity of San Jorge, the day 23 of April. Initially, the documents speak to us of a religious celebration, basically, but already in 1412, there is information about some payments made for the celebration of the religious festivity.
|
|