Sentence examples for modern grounds from inspiring English sources

In modern grounds, the pre-match atmosphere is often constructed by the big screen, rather than formed organically from the buzz on the terraces.

As at many modern grounds, 10 inches under the pitch is an underground heating system, composed of 23 mile of plastic pipes.

Willie Waddell visited modern grounds in West Germany during the 1974 World Cup and believed that steep terracing and exits, such as Stairway 13, had to be replaced.

They carry the modern ground transportation lines from London to Holyhead, the main ferry port for Ireland.

Over two days of competition at Broadwood Stadium in North Lanarkshire, a smart modern ground with a fancy artificial pitch, it was fascinating to see how quickly some teenage sportsmen can adapt to our game.

The owner, Bill Kenwright, however, feels that a modern ground could lead to a takeover by people with the means that he lacks to ensure the club is kept to the fore.

Modern ground elevations (meters above Tokyo Peil, or T.P).

The solar physics satellites Hinode and SDO, together with modern ground-based telescopes, provide photospheric magnetic field data with unprecedented accuracy.

The Minimally-invasive Sample Acquisition Tool (MiSAT) combines core-drilling technology with a higher-resolution successor to modern ground-penetrating radar.

However, the Homan temple document mentions that "the tsunami overran Kimiga-hama beach, destroyed seven hundred trees, and reached Oo-ike (modern name: Kobatake-ike) pond," where the modern ground level is T.P. 11 m.

Based on the data of the modern ground-based noctilucent cloud observing network in the northern hemisphere and simultaneous satellite data on mesospheric temperature and humidity, we estimate sensitivity of noctilucent clouds to the relative humidity of the upper mesosphere.