Sentence examples for a bigger ground from inspiring English sources

Kemsley is also involved in a profit-sharing deal with the club itself, partly relating to Spurs' long search for a bigger ground.

Liverpool are owned by Americans Tom Hicks and George Gillett – who are felt by fans to have saddled the famous club with soaring debts and interest payments, and failed to deliver on the promise of a bigger ground.

The total cost would exceed £300m.In this section The capital's creed Extra time Vexed in the City Hot, greasy potato Sacking in the age of Dave The ermine flies More where it came from Lost in the woods ReprintsSpurs are impatient for a bigger ground, to bring in more money and sustain their recent success.

Richardson had decided four years earlier that Coventry needed a bigger ground to survive.

Spurs have been looking for government and mayoral support for their plans for a bigger ground at a site in Northumberland Park, near White Hart Lane, for several months.

By 1900, when the lease on Stoney Lane expired, the club needed a bigger ground yet again and so made its last move to date.

"The only way you destroy a big ground opponent is with another big ground opponent," Graham told me.

These may continue to try to strangle his network, rather than carry out a big ground offensive in difficult terrain.For the past three months the army has waged a campaign against militants in Swat Valley (farther north), but had failed to kill or capture any important leaders.

With her huge swings and taste for risk, she is at her most dangerous on surfaces where her big serve gets more rewards and where the footing is surer and allows her to be more stable when she unleashes a big ground stroke.

"I felt [they] became big players in a big league in a big city at a big ground".

On the first match point, Raonic hit a 134-mph serve and followed it with a big ground stroke.