The phrase "arena speaker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a speaker or presenter who addresses an audience in a large venue, such as an arena, often in the context of events like concerts, sports, or conferences.
Example: "The arena speaker captivated the crowd with his powerful message during the championship game."
Alternatives: "stadium speaker" or "venue speaker".
As if on cue, the arena speakers blared a recording of Aretha Franklin singing "R-E-S-P-E-C-T".
Stringed techno-inspired music played softly over the arena speakers, interrupted only by the occasional noise from the horse in the ring.
As Joshua leaves the backstage area of The O2, his entrance music pumping over the arena speakers, Lee Selby struts contentedly back into his changing room.
Diddy") and Snoop Dogg paid tribute to Wallace: an orchestra played while the vocals from "Juicy" and "Warning" played on the arena speakers.
As "Hava Nagila" blasted through the arena's speakers, Raisman landed pass after pass while the fans went wild.
The announcer's voice booms through the arena's speakers: "A six-foot guard from Georgetown," extending the syllables.
Like a Roman arena, conflicting speakers - Peter Mandelson, Irvine Welsh, Naomi Klein, Michael O'Leary and Sebastian Barry have already rowed in - are thrown to the pit to try to convince the largely attentive audience of their beliefs.
Whether it's being blasted from an arena's speakers, covered by the likes of The Hanson Brothers and Corb Lund, or sung by the Canadian country legend himself, "The Hockey Song" is the best song you can name about the good old hockey game.
Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco favors the Newark arena, and Assembly Speaker Jack Collins, who is said by his assistants to be seeking a similar economic development project for South Jersey, apparently resolved their disagreements, though, enabling the measure to be introduced without fanfare.
"It's dangerous to ask the military to completely withdraw from the political arena," said Amien Rais, the speaker of Parliament, who has been an advocate of military reform.
