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The phrase "a small stadium and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a small stadium as part of a larger list or when introducing additional information related to the stadium.
Example: "The event will take place in a small stadium and will feature local artists performing throughout the day."
Alternatives: "a little stadium and" or "a compact stadium and".
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Within the next year I'll bet you that in New York alone, we will have enough state senators under indictment to fill a small stadium, and none of them have any marketable job skills whatsoever.
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"If we get into a smaller stadium and sell out, the demand grows and the sponsorship grows".
It's a small stadium with an average-sized pitch and with the fans on top of the players, rabidly supporting their boys in Black and Blue (or new Red).
It's a small stadium, we want to make it intimidating and get the fans right behind us".
Dozens of these handsome lidded pots hang in a bleachers-like arrangement, encircling a huge sphere made of discarded computers, stereos and television sets like a small stadium.
"Our funding is better than it has ever been and, although we are handicapped by a small stadium, there are plans to change that.
One of those improvements would be a small stadium along the river, where the company could hold sports competitions and exhibitions.
We have a soccer stadium — a small stadium, to be sure, but a real soccer stadium with proper contours and sight lines.
If there's 3,000 to 5,000 in a small stadium, that's a great atmosphere.
Here the focus will be a public cafe with verandah, providing a small stadium feel.
"It's a small stadium at 6,000 feet," MacDonald said in a telephone interview after practice yesterday.
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