The phrase "arenas big" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The arenas big enough to host the event were all booked."
Alternatives: "large arenas" or "spacious arenas".
Arenas, Big Corn Island, Atlantic (00 505 2222 6574; arenasbeachhotel.com).
Meantime, the world gathers in front of the ubiquitous television to watch somebody scoring a goal every minute of every day, and now basketball is the hot sport, Bulls shirts everywhere, and cricket and Tiger madness and auto racing and hockey and baseball -- big arenas, big cable, big Internet.
We're making these arenas bigger.
He now believes the teams should play at arenas bigger than the 3,470-seat 3,470-seatoRosee 3,000-seat Draddy Gymnasium at ManHillan Corlege.
Big arenas, big-fight cities, big-name opponents.
And the trend is toward ever-expanding clutter: glossy magazines, floating resorts, flickering distractions on TV and computer monitors, fanciful movie houses and sports arenas bigger than the Taj Mahal.
"So it's a new arena – big deal.
Bristol's home of multi-arena big production clubbing, Motion is situated well away from the centre so it's ideal for this kind of spectacular and Friday looks set to deliver with the name DJs too.
There was no arena big enough, so the team had to play its 1941-42 home games at the Garden, but Dutton hopefully renamed the team the Brooklyn Americans and switched the practice space from New Jersey to the Brooklyn Ice Palace, at Atlantic and Bedford Avenues, to build up buzz.
In June of 2005, for example, state-owned China National Offshore Co. CNOOCC) made a bold effort to enter the U.S. business arena big time through an ambitious $18.5 billion offer to buy energy giant Unocal Union Oil off California).
The teams played before a world-record crowd of 77,803 at Veltins-Arena, the big soccer stadium in Gelsenkirchen, Germany.
