Sentence examples for inside grounds from inspiring English sources

Hooliganism was drastically reduced, with CCTV and seating making the prospect of large-scale disorder inside grounds recede into history.

The FA wants to tackle homophobia inside grounds by a review of the 1991 Football Offences Act, which forbids indecent or racist chanting at designated football matches.

"The official statistics only include incidents that take place inside grounds," said Mónica Nizzardo, a lawyer working with the group, explaining the disparity between the two figures.

Around half of those marching were children of the Premier League era in their 20s, concerned they will be driven to watch matches on television rather than with their friends inside grounds.

Organisers have also admitted defeat in their attempt to sell all 8.8m tickets for the Games, removing 500,000 football tickets from sale and cordoning off areas inside grounds outside London for some matches.

His tweet came after a weekend in which objects were thrown and smoke bombs were used inside grounds.

Inside: ground pork and more soup-dumpling broth, a combination that provides soft and crisp, liquid and solid all in one bite.

While the Wailing Wall is sacred to the Jews, the inside ground is hallowed ground for the Muslims, especially during prayer service and on Fridays.

The inside ground has been always under the control of a Muslim cleric, and this arrangement has not been changed since Moshe Dayan took control of the complex.

Deep inside Ground Zero you realise that all concrete, all masonry vaporised to nothing leaving mangled ironwork in its wake.

Kate Sebbah, a fashion stylist who was enjoying a leisurely latte at a table inside Ground Support in SoHo last week, said she never drinks at the counter.