Sentence examples for extravagant stadium from inspiring English sources

I had the good fortune of attending a recent game at the Cowboys' stadium, and can report that it is not only the most extravagant stadium I've ever encountered but also the most extravagant building of any kind.

Originally billed as the "compact Olympics", Tokyo's organisers have similarly struggled to retain control over their slimline vision, with Hadid's extravagant stadium at the centre of rising discontent over the costly endeavour.

Like any Olympics, the centrepiece will be an extravagant stadium.

Should Neymar and company be knocked out, especially in the early stages of the tournament, more Brazilians will question the expense ($11 billion) and failure to deliver the promised public infrastructure, beyond extravagant stadiums.

But the cost of extravagant new stadiums all over the country suggests a skewed sense of priorities in all of us.

As much as President Charles M. Vest might yearn, we don't have a 105,000 seat stadium, an extravagant homecoming week, or a vilified "Dean of Students" type character (not any more, that is) who cracks down on fraternity pranks.

Corinthians, a São Paulo team, blamed FIFA for doubling the cost of its new stadium with its extravagant demands.It is still not clear who might benefit from the unrest.

Even so, it seems a bit extravagant to blow €660m on new stadiums for a four-week tournament in a country that is just emerging from its deepest recession in three decades.In this section A Lisbon agenda Those who can't fight, train A sad legacy A common flop Sauce Hollandaise One more defenestration On the ropes What price euphoria?

He has made FedEx Field, for which he sold the stadium naming rights for an extravagant $205 million back in 1999, perpetually synonymous with low quality.

Playing at festivals and in football stadiums, ELP's members dressed in extravagant costumes and equipped themselves with an articulated lorry each for their huge quantities of stage equipment.

Stadium-style seating now surrounds an extravagant walkway up which 3,300 of the world's richest and most famous people will access an event which could have sold out many times over, despite tickets which, at face value, range from $1,200 to $1,500 [£800-£1,000] [£800-£1,000]