Sentence examples for renovated stadium from inspiring English sources

The Angels play in a recently renovated stadium and a baseball-friendly climate in the country's second-largest media market.

Security was so strict that many fans could not get to the newly renovated stadium in time.

No wonder hard times have befallen the University of Notre Dame's storied program: its recently renovated stadium holds a mere 80,000 fans.

ALBANY — The Buffalo Bills' renovated stadium will feature a new entrance plaza and an 8,000-square-foot team store, as well as more restrooms and large video screens.

Even the previously all-conquering Geelong Cats AFL team, whose renovated stadium sits proudly on the edge of the CBD, have had a lean time of late, failing to make the finals this year.

Whereas his takeover of the New Jersey Devils – the three-times Stanley Cup winners – has meant a renovated stadium and a team continuing to challenge for honours, his stewardship of the Philadelphia 76ers basketball team has been far more intriguing and highly controversial.

Aides later played down his comment, saying much work remained on any plans for new or renovated stadiums.

The success in staging a 32-nation tournament involving 64 games in 10 new or renovated stadiums will be paid for by South Africans.

There are 10 new or newly renovated stadiums that might soon be obsolete, overpriced white elephants towering over the teeming township slums.

If not empire, at least national pride is to be restored as admiring foreigners (for three weeks) pour into ten new or renovated stadiums, or watch the fun on screens.

That assessment stood in stark contrast to the benefits seen in the estimated $11 billion that Brazil spent hosting the 2014 World Cup, which left behind a constellation of 12 new or renovated stadiums, most of which are not used regularly.