Sentence examples for of every stadium from inspiring English sources

The friendly ghost so fondly whisping around the rafters of every stadium through all the Six Nations matches so far has been, of course, that of Bill McLaren, the BBC's late and lauded rugby commentator who died at 86 just weeks before the 2010 tournament began.

"This newspaper has fought any form of racism in every stadium and has condemned the boos directed at Balotelli as an unacceptable form of incivility".

It's the rare tune that can unite fans of both teams in every stadium, with or without crazy towels or thunder sticks.

Each day, the state loses nearly the accumulated acreage of every football stadium in the N.F.L. Were this rate of land loss applied to New York, Central Park would disappear in a month.

High up in the stands of every football stadium is a press box.

If this was baseball, sure – December's HGH allegation would result in the future Hall of Famer getting booed in every stadium he steps into.

To me, this sounds like a fucking nightmare.It's the bedroom equivalent of standing in the centre of a football stadium, every pair of eyes scrutinising your appearance.Each spectator takes their turn: "You're overweight!" shouts one.

The tension, the anticipation, the feeling of men girding for battle, is palpable in the left-field sections of Angel Stadium every time Albert Pujols steps to the plate with a chance to hit the 600th home run of his distinguished career.

Mizz Swift says "I walked out onstage every night of my stadium tour last year knowing almost every fan had already seen the show online".

But the establishment of an elected supporters' council – one representative from every area of the Britannia Stadium and every individual supporters' group is entitled to attend – has re-established trust in a place where things seemed unfixable.

The barras bravas – or tough gangs – are the organised groups that orchestrate the supporters, lead the chants, unfold the flags (or cloths as they prefer to call them) and as is widely known now also have a finger in every pie of stadium and club business: from the sale of choripán (chorizo sandwiches) and fizzy drinks to player transfers.