Sentence examples for ballpark events from inspiring English sources

-A Yankees spokeswoman said the team donated $10 million to the parks replacement project in 2010, and gave $5.6 million worth of donations - including ballpark events, tickets and merchandise - to various Bronx organizations.

The ballpark hosts corporate events, such as company softball games and movie nights, in addition to local charity events, such as 5K runs and bike races.

Siegel also said the Dodgers are confident that their season-ticket holders find value in prices that are discounted from the single-game rate and such perks as early access to the ballpark and invitations to special events.

Sponsored imagery has also been inserted into scenes in syndicated reruns in countries like Mexico, but not the United States, though in this country the technology is often used to add virtual logos and signs to arenas, stadiums and ballparks during broadcasts of sports events.

The Bears are scheduled to play the first seven games of the 2009 season on the road before their opening game at home May 1. Wankmiller said that he could picture a day when the ballpark would be used for other events, like outdoor concerts, and that the austere community room at the ballpark would become a year-round restaurant.

Characteristically unobtrusive at this event in the Mets' ballpark, Wilpon quietly seethed at the number of veterans who are homeless and otherwise in need of help.

Once the gaudy lure of attention-seeking car dealerships or other roadside attractions, big flags have found a comfortable home inside the ballparks, arenas and raceways of American sporting events.

Perhaps events will be held at a ballpark near you.

The ballpark had asked for an exemption during games and other events.

He said they are confident their season-ticket holders find value in prices discounted from the single-game rate and such perks as early access to the ballpark, the option to buy postseason tickets, and invitations to special events.

It is a sad state of affairs when the big events are being played in courtrooms rather than ballparks.