Sentence examples for build a stand from inspiring English sources

Partly inspired by the Nothe, the Brazilians are planning to create a course close to the shore at the Marina da Glória and build a stand for 10,000 people.

Fans also criticise Morgan's £20m redevelopment of the Stan Cullis Stand – a new two-tier edifice featuring an impressive club museum inside – at a time when on-field fortunes have deteriorated, hence Saturday's chant of "F**k the team, we'll build a stand".

But Mahmudullah, happy to throw his hands through the ball, and Mushfiqur, excellent square of the wicket, steadied then took advantage of England's occasional errors in length to build a stand of 141.

It is sited where it is because the cricket club allowed construction within the ground to get enough cash to build a stand for the first Test it hosted, against Zimbabwe back in 2003.

"It has allowed the stand to be built on the other side to work on the pitch and build a stand behind the goal and I don't think it is going to end there if we can grow as a team and that is testament to Stuart and Mark".

The club were granted a license to build a stand on the Railway Terrace at a cost of £25,000.

That exhibition, in turn, is part of the St . LouisSports Hall of Fame, which is planning to build a stand-alone building, and the Cardinals are constructing a museum, too.

In 1907, the group explored options to build a stand-alone library building using funds provided by Andrew Carnegie, who was providing funds for building libraries around the world.

The emirate's effort to build a stand-alone international stock exchange from scratch has basically failed.

The Fishers' arrangement with SF MoMA is a reversal of the family's original plan to build a stand-alone museum.

"Orderzone taught us it is very difficult and expensive to build a stand-alone brand on the Internet," said Richard L. Keyser, Grainger's chairman and chief executive.