Sentence examples for ballpark down from inspiring English sources

It sells Fenway Franks on a buttered, toasted bun for $1, a tiny fraction of what they go for at their namesake ballpark down the street (and, I might add, half the price of a far inferior version sold on the streets of New York).

"When they tied the game on that sacrifice fly, I think everyone in the ballpark was down, except for we people in that dugout," Red Sox Manager Grady Little said.

Come back on Wednesday to find how much more moolah the phrase "roughly in that ballpark" boils down to….

Wrigleyville residents fear the day when mobs of newly liberated Cub zealots descend on the ballpark to pull down the Billy Williams and Ernie Banks statues.

The San Francisco Giants recently canceled a team-sponsored "scream off" between fans on opposite sides of the ballpark and turned down the volume on songs played during the game.

BASF wins through the promotion of its Ecovio compostable plastic; the city of Seattle benefits from a cleaner and more hygienic method to haul trash from the 48,000-seat ballpark while cutting down on local greenhouse gas emissions.

Whoopee!" and Nolan Ryan and Sid Fernandez merged into one awesome long relief man, and I got caught up in 45 years of Shea memories, including my father, finishing out his career with The Associated Press at the ballpark, muttering, "Turn down that blankety noise!" at the obnoxious sound system.

I watched the place kind of being built the last couple years and kind of anticipating maybe being here and getting the chance to experience this beautiful ballpark, but deep down inside I really feel good about my run here, what we did when we came in as a staff.

The stadium and ballpark were torn down after the 15-acre parcel on which they stood was acquired by CBS in 1950.

I found several others there are over 100 of them out there while walking by the train station, ballpark, and down the street from my office.

Tornado and set the team up in a rented, ramshackle ballpark just down the road from Elvis Presley's birthplace.