Sentence examples for stadium situated from inspiring English sources

A lifelong soccer fan, he watches his favorite team, the Boca Juniors, every Sunday at a stadium situated alongside the mouth of the river.

This nook of Joker Marchant Stadium, situated behind picnic tables and palm trees along the right-field line, served as the prime gathering spot for Granderson, Damon and the three other players — Marcus Thames, Austin Jackson and Phil Coke — who switched teams during the off-season to reunite with old friends and teammates.

With the stadium situated so close to the athletes' village, the Parade of Nations began there, with each country marching in alphabetical order from across Olympic Park and into the Olympic Stadium, which shimmered like a crown in the crisp, clear night.

Does the clause apply in 2001, when Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani sounds willing to provide about one-third of the cost of two stadiums and neither team would probably want to play in a new stadium situated in the other's preferred sites?

Equatorial Guinea have been fined £65,000 for the violence during the match at the Malabo Stadium, situated on an island off the mainland, which was won 3-0 by Ghana and saw 36 fans injured.

The match at Malabo Stadium, situated on an island off the mainland, was halted towards the end of Thursday's match after Ghana fans massed behind a goal in an attempt to evade missiles thrown by home supporters.

Despite being in a bowl the stadium is situated on a high piece of ground and during winter in particular was renowned for its changeable weather.

But Orchard Park, N.Y., the Buffalo suburb where the stadium is situated, should be just wintry enough.

In other words, the soccer stadium — while situated in another town and county (Hudson) — has also served Newark's business interests.

Rexhep Rexhepi Stadium is situated within sight of Poklek, a village where one of the most appalling massacres of ethnic Albanian civilians was carried out two months after Rexha's death.

Jefecito (the Little Chief) was the nickname he earned in his early days at River Plate in Buenos Aires, on the one hand because the player known as "El Jefe", Leonardo Astrada, had been the "best No5 made in Nuñez [the district where the stadium is situated]", and Mascherano quickly looked set to follow suit.