The phrase "as stadium" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression that lacks context or clarity.
Example: "The event was held in a large venue, as stadiums are often used for such occasions."
Alternatives: "like a stadium" or "similar to a stadium".
And with that comes extra challenges such as stadium availability.
It was pure performance, cabaret cooking, the table as stadium show.
This is the new Barclays Center, home of the Brooklyn Nets, with food about as local as stadium fare gets.
Schweinsteiger gripped his head in disbelief as stadium employees began preparing for the trophy ceremony and Chelsea's name was inscribed into the cup.
As stadium workers surveyed the carnage yesterday, employees pointed out pools of dried blooded on the stairs of the east stand exit corridor.
Their brand of house music has exactly the same dynamics as stadium rock, with melodramatic peaks and troughs, endless drum rolls and synthesised clarion calls.
The crowd roared as the stadium gradually brightened, and the air conditioning started blowing again, too.
No one really cares what the 2022 World Cup costs the Qataris, because they can probably afford it, though immigrant workers dying as stadium-building projects are rushed through is a different matter.
As stadiums go, it's unusually cozy, with just 37,000 seats, probably a wise move for a team near the league's bottom in attendance.
Floors blend into one another, including with a wide, shallow staircase that doubles as stadium-style seating for town halls and other meetings.
They'll include all revenue sources, such as stadium-naming rights and luxury suites, rather than just direct "football" sources like tickets and broadcast rights.
