Sentence examples for stadium struck from inspiring English sources

Then in 1999 Daniel Snyder, who used borrowed money for most of his record $750 million purchase of the Washington Redskins and Jack Kent Cooke stadium, struck a $205 million, 27-year deal with FedEx for the naming rights to the stadium.

Less than a week after planes carrying "Goodell Must Go" flew over NFL stadiums, Goodell struck a defiant note when asked if he had considered resigning.

2011: Maracanã stadium workers strike over £14 daily wages and demand better conditions after a chemical explosion.

Many city officials and fiscal experts found that the tennis stadium agreement, which was financed without city money, was better for the city than the stadium deals it struck in the past with the Yankees and the Mets.

When Tigers owner Mike Ilitch's stadium deal was struck in 1995, he said it would "really get the city moving".

Then he came to the stadium and was struck by how much it resembled the ballpark where his brother, Spencer, played at the University of Hawaii-Hilo.

After saying that Flushing Meadows-Corona Park was an ideal location for a stadium, the mayor struck a more conciliatory tone, suggesting that the new soccer team could end up elsewhere in the city.

Sitting in Stadium Australia in Sydney with her mother for Iran's second group match against Qatar – their first time together at a football stadium – she was struck by the sheer outpouring of emotion.

Arsenal completed an unbeaten Christmas schedule with last night's goalless draw against title rivals Manchester City at the Emirates Stadium, where they struck the woodwork twice in the first half and Robin van Persie was also later denied by a fine save from England number one Joe Hart.

Wales rarely threatened in the first half at the Cardiff City Stadium and Tim Cahill struck for the Socceroos just before half-time.

His killing in a bomb attack at a stadium here on May 9 struck all the harder at people who had begun to let down their guard and imagine the possibility of another kind of life.