Sentence examples for centre arena from inspiring English sources
Speaking to a sold-out Californian crowd at San Jose State University's multi-million dollar Event Centre arena, the 17-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner said her advocacy is down to her father, Ziauddin Yousafzai, who ignited her love for learning after he built a school when she was young.
AEG is the world's second-biggest promoter of live events and its long list of assets include Los Angeles's Staples Centre arena, LA Galaxy football (soccer) club, a stake in the Lakers basketball team and the O2 concert venue in London.
A woman named Lucy Creek, dressed as Sherlock Holmes in a tweed seersucker of what I have to guess was homemade provenance (I've never seen anything like it in a shop), arrived in the centre Arena of the NEC, dancing with her dog.
Two major power differentials were recognized by participants in the health centre arena: between health workers and patients, and between higher level cadre health workers and those with lower or no qualifications.
Meanwhile the operators for the Aquatics Centre, handball arena and Orbit observation tower were announced.
The AECC management said it was an "exciting opportunity" to be title sponsor of the conference centre and arena.
Momentum is also building for a new downtown 9-10,000 seat multipurpose events centre and arena.
The arena was divided by red concentric circles in an outer zone, inner zone and centre area.
The 68-year old is on track to build a city-centre music arena by early 2018, a facility that Bristol has long lacked.
Stretching for 230 hectares (568 acres) around a knotted tangle of waterways and rail lines, it is, says its maker, the London Legacy Development Corporation LLDCC), the size of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens combined, home to forests and wetlands, lawns and meadows, dotted with a velodrome and aquatics centre, a stadium and arena – the long-awaited spoils of the two-week sporting circus.
During a series of solo songs, she's raised into the centre of the arena bowl on a hydraulic neon seesaw, floating in an impromptu starfield of audience-issued glowing bracelets like some sort of sun god.
