Sentence examples for refurbished stadium from inspiring English sources
It had a handsome, refurbished stadium that met league specifications, a history of supporting a team and a network of families who had provided housing for players.
The club was quick to pour cold water on the suggestions that they are looking to replace Vanney with a coach from Italy and in his and the team's defence it is worth remembering that the team have the strange challenge of playing all their opening seven games on the road until their newly refurbished stadium is ready for the home opener against Houston on 10 May.
The first match played in the newly refurbished stadium was a league match against Nafta and was won 3 1 in front of 12,435 spectators.
BEARS HEAT UP THE HARD SELL: The Chicago Bears will sell personal seat licenses in their refurbished stadium for as much as $10,000.
Unlike Tottenham, West Ham are committed to hosting athletics meetings in the refurbished stadium after the Games, and will keep the running track.
And their refurbished stadium just opened with exorbitant ticket prices in the middle of a recession.Maybe two years ago firms would pay $2,500 a ticket, but no more.
Owners for both teams could not agree with civic leaders on new or refurbished stadiums.
Following widespread coverage of the costs of new and refurbished stadiums, the football tournament has been one of the focuses of the protests.
Stadium, Stadium, Stadium The mayor often says he would like a new football stadium for the Jets on the West Side of Manhattan, plus refurbished stadiums for the Yankees in the Bronx and the Mets in Queens.
But there is concern among other owners that a plan that allows teams with an explosion of revenue -- almost always teams that play in new or refurbished stadiums with luxury suites -- could create competitive imbalance in a league that thrives on parity.
One reason profits rose 4% since 2008: New or refurbished stadiums opened in cities like New York and Kansas City, pushing league revenue up 1.4% to $5.9 billion.
