Sentence examples for new stadia from inspiring English sources

But does the country really benefit from a bunch of new stadia?

The panel also suggested renovating existing venues in Tokyo for volleyball and swimming and scrapping plans to construct new stadia for the sports.

New stadia are invariably built a distance away from the city centre so a lack of external facilities are noted by away fans.

"In every development that is being planned, from new stadia, new buildings, new train stations, people should think about access for disabled people".

Would-be scalpers are stuck with tickets they can't even give away, and Fifa's gluttonous marketing arm has reportedly managed to lease only 1% of the luxury private boxes in our enormously expensive new stadia.

With both St Helens and Salford on course to move into new stadia by the start of next season and the other vulnerable club, Crusaders, viewed as a special case because of their geographical location, the final decision on which club is demoted to the Championship for 2012 is likely to down to a straight choice between Wakefield and Castleford.

"Our stadium does very well at the moment in competing with the bigger, and in some cases newer, stadia of our rivals.

My gaze swept across ancient mosques and modern stadia in the early morning sun, the mighty Bosphorus and the forests of Anatolia, the iconic Galata Tower skylined against the brand new Trump Towers.

New York stadia need not be staid.

However, the research cited in the article focused on large, new construction stadia in suburban locations with acres of parking.

Since the formation of the Premier League, football grounds in England have seen constant improvements to capacity and facilities, with some clubs moving to new-build stadia.