Sentence examples for stadia with from inspiring English sources

Does he have his eye on filling stadia with his next offering, in the hope of emulating his new tour-mates' success?

Serie A's image as a league in decline has only been reinforced by a slew of unfortunate headlines about aging stadia with low attendance; fan violence and racism; financial ineptitude; and match-fixing scandals.

The Stozice could never be described as one of Europe's more intimidating stadia, with its modern stands and the posters for Bob Dylan's date here in a couple of weeks.

The competition's demands would mean the three nations might struggle to provide up to 10 stadia with sufficient capacity.

"We now have modern stadia with excellent stewarding to keep spectators safer, allowing more families to attend matches.

The former ultra who keeps close contact with militant fans said a recent fall in soccer protests fuelled by a ban on allowing supporters to attend soccer matches in a bid to prevent protests was in part due to a pledge by the interior minister to next seasons replace security forces in stadia with private security firms.

A Guardian investigation earlier this year revealed that hundreds of migrant workers have died in Qatar since construction of the World Cup stadia began, with the International Trade Union Confederation estimating 4,000 could be dead by the time the World Cup begins.

In the early years of Manchester City's tenure the stadium suffered from a poor atmosphere, a common problem with modern stadia when compared with traditional football grounds such as Maine Road.

Add in the quirk of this year's league tables, with three relatively recently relegated Premier League clubs with stadia and wage bills to match slipping into League One (Norwich City, Charlton Athletic and up-for-sale Southampton).

For Rebecca Hart, a curator at the institute, the themes of spectacle and competition in the "Stadia" panels reverberate with the Rivera murals.

However, within the space of five years, the large crowds disappeared from Irish football stadia and combined with the demise of Drumcondra and Cork Hibs, the decline in fortunes of a number of top clubs and the lack of action by the FAI, the League of Ireland was plunged into a drastic decline.