Sentence examples for remote stadium from inspiring English sources

In campaign interviews, for example, he has stumbled over the heated issue of L.G.B.T. rights, first suggesting that gays and lesbians should march on a remote stadium, where they would not risk being exposed to violence, and reversing himself later.

England's game against Italy is at the tournament's most remote stadium, on the edge of the Amazon rainforest.

The prospects of remote stadiums in Rustenburg or Nelspruit being filled on a regular basis must be slim.

He was around during the World Cup, especially in Antigua at the magnificent, if remote, new stadium that bears his name.

After a strong start to the season, when even remote Mordovia's stadium was boasting more than 20,000 fans per match, attendance at Russian Premier League and first division games has settled.

But inevitably, a few fans would scramble up to the last seat in the last row of the top deck in left field or right field, the most remote perches in the stadium.

Spectators came and went orderly, stopping to take pictures in the concrete commons between the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube, but the stadiums felt remote from the rest of Beijing.

At its core, the game is simple: Drive around a stadium with remote-controlled-looking cars and chase a larger-than-life, futuristically designed ball.

The first championship game, at the end of next season, may be in a smaller stadium in a remote outpost — 45,674-seat Reser Stadium at Oregon State, for example — but at least there would be someone there to see it.

Northampton's hopes of increasing the English quarter-final contingent - Leicester are already through - appear remote despite their 29-17 Liberty Stadium victory over Pool One hosts the Ospreys.

To illustrate that message, one spot shows Jerry Jones sitting in his private suite in Cowboys Stadium using a remote to watch "Monday Night Football" on the stadium's mammoth video screen.