Sentence examples for games stadium from inspiring English sources

That fluidity pervades projects like his World Games stadium, critics said, which do not conform to conventional definitions of modern architecture.

The spectrum ranges from 1986's Tower of Winds, a sculptural steel-mesh tube in Yokohama whose nighttime lighting effects were calibrated to indicate local weather microclimates, to the monumentally insectoid World Games stadium completed in Kaohsiung, Taiwan in 2009.

The spillway at Mangla discharges 28,000 cubic metres (36,600 cubic yards) of water per second; the upper stilling basin has the dimensions of an Olympic Games stadium, including its grandstands.

Officials have reported thefts from the main Commonwealth Games stadium and athletes' village, police said today, as authorities investigated allegations of corruption and construction delays that marred the event.

Meanwhile there is the upmarket commercial engine of the Westfield centre — "best for M&S, best for John Lewis" — and the mooted cut-price arrival of West Ham United (though it still remains hard to imagine the airy Games stadium as a football ground, still less a replacement for the cooped tension of Upton Park).

That ceremony took place amid the Temple of Hera ruins, by the ancient Olympic Games stadium.

Views of the country are largely limited to satellite images and footage of showpiece spectacles like the "mass games," stadium-filling pageants of synchronized acrobatics.

Before the game, stadium workers put metallic pompoms at each seat, and in the early afternoon sun the stadium twinkled like a Christmas tree.

That game infamously resulted in Mourinho receiving a one-game stadium ban and £40,000 fine for verbally abusing referee Jon Moss in the officials' dressing room at half-time.

Terry also defended Mourinho's controversial post-match statements that have earned him a suspended one-game stadium ban from the Football Association.

Blackpool's Paul Ince was given a five-game stadium ban and a £4,000 fine for "violently shoving" a fourth official during a 2-1 win over Bournemouth in September.