Sentence examples for a stade from inspiring English sources

It was a stade sprint, and in that first festival it was the sole athletic event.

Then 4,080,000 stades is less than 1% of the actual Earth-Sun distance, no matter which definition of a stade one chooses.

Bolt set a Stade de France record last year, clocking 9.79sec in cool weather and slight but steady rain.

His team certainly had too much for a Stade side who have gone into spiralling decline since winning the Top 14 title last season.

It is hard to stress just how many obstacles the Tigers overcame, from a seething stadium full of Parisian believers to a Stade pack who, at times, threatened to bury their guests.

Now perhaps the objection might be raised that there is no necessity in this, since he who sees a stade need not see the smaller measures contained in it, while, on the contrary, he who can see a dot or hear a small sound will perceive what is greater.

What's more, he raced in for the only try of the match as England earned the plaudits despite France clinching a Six Nations grand slam with a 12-10 victory at a sodden Stade de France last night.

Although stades of several different lengths were in use, a typical stade was about 0.18 km (0.11 mile), which means that a value for Earth's circumference was about 72,000 km (44,000 miles).

The ERC statement also revealed that a second Stade player, the prop Rabah Slimani, had been cited and would also appear in Dublin.

Traditionalists, however, may feel that, if tonight's prospect of a vengeful Stade de France does not get the players living in the moment, nothing will.

The crowd for a sellout Stade de France now arrives with low expectations, but this is an enigmatic team, and if everybody selected plays to their best level they have the weapons to strike back.