Sentence examples for concrete stands from inspiring English sources

He could hear the crowd's roar from beneath the concrete stands.

On the steps by the front entrance, splayed against the concrete, stands a crowd, facing towards the Pentland Hills.

And this winter, the Maryland Stadium Authority, which built and owns the park, replaced the seats and waterproofed the concrete stands in the lower bowl.

There are two accepted ways of roughing the ball, leaving aside the obvious one of it getting pounded into the concrete stands.

Off they all trooped to the nets behind the concrete stands of the stadium and England's latest opening pair, Alastair Cook and Ben Duckett, were first in.

A monolithic Sylvette, with her adamantine ponytail set in concrete, stands in the grounds of New York University, inflated from Picasso's original by Norwegian sculptor Carl Nesjar.

In a hamlet here called Mendorot, freshly painted houses made of concrete stood next to thatched huts.

He had been offered the Washington Park site for $350,000, but it would have cost another $50,000 to prepare the marshy ground for a double-deck concrete stand.

A ladder on the roof leads down to a concrete stand for machine guns; a narrow, eye-level slit looks out onto the sea.

The "Concrete Stand" was renamed the "Learie Constantine Stand" in recognition of that former West Indies cricketer.

On some level concrete, stand on the board with your forward foot and use a long, even step with your pushing foot to create momentum.