Sentence examples for Form of arena from inspiring English sources
He thinks the rocktronica tendency is set to intensify with the emergence of artists like Knife Party (two former members of Pendulum, the Australian outfit who turned drum'n'bass into a new form of arena rock) and Mosquito ("Daft Punk meets Prodigy meets Skrillex").
Most have been seeking payback for revenue streams the league took away from them in the form of arena signage for nationally broadcast games that valuable space on the basket stanchions and in front of the scorer's table that's confiscated by the league and turned over to network sponsors for games carried on national TV.
But there are other, more joyous aspects to the girls' life in the film, like the exuberant dance-off at La Défense business district, a scene that Sciamma admits she ramped up a bit: "You don't necessarily get 50 girls standing around forming a kind of arena – you might get a dozen.
Oasis re-form for arena dates.
For these troubled men, Dallek writes, politics offered "a form of vocational therapy" — an arena where they could exercise control and find approval.
What a fiasco-in-the-making Stern could have on his hands, given Charlotte's refusal to deliver the standard pro sports welfare package in the form of a publicly financed arena and the Hornets' move to New Orleans, which was recommended yesterday by the league's relocation committee.
This recognition comes in the form of awards, presentation in arenas such as Carnegie Hall and publication in various Scholastic magazines.
The Sacramento Bee reported that hundreds of protesters had formed a human chain in front of arena doorways, preventing thousands of fans from entering, and leaving the seats inside the arena nearly empty.
A new form of entertainment fills the old arena, bringing in more than 40,000 fans each week.
In the crowded urban favelas, flying a kite (or pipa) is more than a leisurely escape from harsh living conditions; it's also a form of battle, with the sky an arena.
He sees potential for these both in the developing world, as well as in the fast-food arena in the form of burgers and nuggets, for example, since they are "very attractive for economic reasons".
