Sentence examples for common stadium from inspiring English sources

Outside the United States, in places where unapologetically contemporary public buildings are more common, stadium design hasn't been held back by the tug of the past.

Prandelli also decided to include the controversy magnet Mario Balotelli on his team, after warning him to watch his temper and only hours after the BBC program Panorama broadcast a frightening report about the racism, violence and anti-Semitism that it said were common in stadiums in Poland and Ukraine, including some that will host games during Euro 2012.

"Pyro dogs" trained to sniff out flares are also becoming more common at stadiums.

One thing the plans you describe for the West Side rail yards have in common is a stadium.

Taxpayers would provide the other $600 million, though the Jets would be responsible for any cost overruns, a common feature of stadium projects.

Something was wrong; this wasn't the typical bengala or smoke bomb, common in Spanish stadiums.

While domed stadiums have been common in North America, no such stadiums of comparable size of Telenor Arena had previously been built for football in Europe.

Booing Rodriguez became the common thing at the Stadium, but I always felt it was more about his salary than anything else… Whenever Mets and Yankees fans got together this year, their divergence came down to the shortstops.

Riots and crushes are common at African football stadiums, which are frequently overcrowded.

The Bears also plan to create a program that would allow patrons to buy the rights to acquire a seat in perpetuity, a practice that is common in other new stadiums.

Samaras, who only a year ago had put Celtic ahead in the same stadium, headed Commons' free kick past Pinto in the closing stages and had another effort cleared off the line by Pique, but the winning margin did not flatter Barcelona.