Sentence examples for stadium of the same from inspiring English sources
Mahendra Singh Dhoni, India's captain, was present at Old Trafford to watch United put eight goals past Arsenal on Sunday and, just down the road at the cricket stadium of the same name, he bore an expression of confidence again.
Behind Jevan Snead's passing, Dexter McCluster's squirming runs and some big returns by Marshay Green, No. 20 Mississippi overcame an early deficit and beat No. 7 Texas Tech, 47-34, on Friday in the final Cotton Bowl played in the Dallas stadium of the same name.
In Villarreal's Bar El Madrigal, across the street from the club's stadium of the same name, there is a sea of scarves pinned on the wall behind the counter.
That shot was twice James Beard-nominaTiger MamaMama, Faison's second super popular restaurant in Boston's suddenly hot Fenway neighborhood, near the stadium of the same name, the oldest one in Major League Baseball, which has made her joints a favorite of both fans and professional athletes.
Their Old Trafford ground, near the football stadium of the same name, regularly hosts test matches.
In 1895, their ground was renamed Prenton Park, although it was 25 years later that the team moved into the current stadium of the same name.
Neil deMause is co-author of the book "Field of Schemes" and runs the stadium and arena news site of the same name.
Despite Zenit officials rejecting the fans' demands out of hand, it seems rather odd that the big money signing who unwittingly prompted Zenit fans to metaphorically nail their theses to the door of the Petrovsky Stadium is the same one who earlier this week complained about racist followers of another team insulting his club.
By choosing a state-owned site, which is over the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's rail yards, Mayor Michael Bloomberg is freed from having to ask approval of the City Council, which vetoed Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's attempt to get a stadium in the same part of town for the Yankees.
A lot of teams were on the receiving end of a shellacking at Anfield in the 1980s – OPS of Finland, Fulham and Crystal Palace to name a few – but not many visited Stirling Albion's Annfield Stadium with the same levels of trepidation.
The London stadium had the same number of seats as Beijing's, but was half the size; this intimacy of scale meant that Boyle felt he could achieve something personal and connecting.
