Sentence examples for stadium meaning from inspiring English sources

"On Saturday, on the final game of the Blue Square Premier season, Gateshead played at Middlesbrough's Riverside stadium, meaning that this season the club has played home matches at seven different venues," notes Richard Jones.

Lions full-back Leigh Halfpenny saw a last minute penalty drop just short of the posts as Australia hauled their way back into the Test series with victory at the Etihad Stadium, meaning their wait for a Test series victory will remain on hold till at least next week.

Their property partner Stuart Robinson has also recently purchased land surrounding the stadium meaning the area could finally be redeveloped.

The other Challenge Cup semi-final between Hull FC and Warrington Wolves, on Sunday, will take place at Huddersfield's John Smith's Stadium, meaning Hull fans will have to travel about 70 miles and Warrington roughly 40.

In February, Cambridge City Council approved plans for 138 homes to be built at the stadium, meaning the team will leave the ground at the end of this season.

Stoke and West Brom played out a 0-0 drat athehe Britannia Stadium, meaning Mark Hughes's Potters have only scored one goal in five Premier League games.

Athletic Director Scott Stricklin said the university would begin an $80 million stadium expansion, meaning more than $100 million will be invested in football facilities.

In Beijing, the sheer quantity of steel in the Bird's Nest stadium was meaning in itself, a statement of a nation's industrial might.

While McHale made sure to point out that there are no current plans to add to MLB's 30 teams, he did say "We know there are clubs that have difficulties in their own markets," alluding to the Oakland Athletics and Tampa Bay Rays, two teams in search of new stadium deals, meaning they could be considered candidates for relocation.

The cost of the stadium was $288.5 million of which the university had to pay 52 percent, and with an average of more than 50,000 students in a given year, in one semester the university makes more than $625,000 from the stadium fee, meaning they receive more than $6.25 million every 10 years from students.

The date carries major significance, with ground broken on 17 October, meaning the stadium is set to reopen exactly 90 years after the Filadelfia hosted its first match.