Sentence examples for stadia to from inspiring English sources

"I head up a team that leads on the structural engineering work on projects varying from high-rise towers to stadia to small refurbishments work.

To avoid embarrassment, Brazil must ensure its entire infrastructure from stadia to satellite trucks for television broadcasts is less haphazard in twelve months time than it currently is.

They face discrimination in every sphere, she said, from inaccessible public transport, housing, sports stadia, to restaurants and pubs without facilities as basic as disabled toilets, to access to justice, making it also harder to fight discrimination when it arises.

Because Major League Baseball allows teams that construct new stadia to shelter a sizable percentage of the costs from the "luxury tax", a revenue-sharing ploy that penalises free-spending teams like New York, there is incentive for them to open up the wallets.

Jason Falzon: People calling for fencing at stadia to stop pitch invasions.

Lending Fortnite to Stadia to be run on any device with Chrome would seem to undercut that existing set-up.

To the opposite parts, 622 which incline towards the Caïcus, from Larisa across the Hermus to Cymê, the distance is seventy stadia; thence to Myrina, forty stadia; thence to Grynium, the same; and from there to Elaea.

New stadia continue to be built to suit the ever more sophisticated requirements of global audiences.

Before we began surveying, I had the opportunity to teach members of our team how to use a theodolite and stadia rod to collect data, the notation for recording surveying data, and how to calculate elevation change based on this data.

But, according to Artemidorus, one goes from Cymê to Adae, and then, forty stadia distant, to a promontory called Hydra, which with the opposite promontory Harmatus forms the Elaïtic Gulf.

However, we must maintain the safety and security inside of our stadia and to do this we need to isolate and identify any individuals guilty of offences with strong penalties to act as a deterrent to others".