Sentence examples for stadium until the from inspiring English sources

Green and white-clad punters who had remained in the stadium until the final whistle did so only to complain in vociferous fashion.

The npower Championship club have announced McDermott, who was operating under a 12-month rolling contract, has committed himself to the Madejski Stadium until the summer of 2015.

He will not go to the Stadium until the results of tests he has undergone for an intestinal parasite are known.

Wednesday night's victory over Egypt and Crouch's place in it have opened a debate that will follow him around every stadium until the end of the season: should he, rather than Emile Heskey, start for England?

The NFL announced on Thursday a deal to play at least two games at Wembley until 2020, with the Jaguars committed to playing a game at the stadium until the contract expires.

In Charleston last night, no fans were allowed to attend the Charleston Riverdogs' game against the Columbus Redstixx at Joe Riley Stadium until the game became official in the bottom of the fifth.

Those who have followed the twists and turns of this saga since it was decided at a fateful meeting of the Olympic board in 2007 to snub football and effectively park any decision on the future of the stadium until after the Games will be familiar with the bare bones of the deal.

But the memory of that San Francisco game hovered over Giants Stadium until Mike Martz, the Rams' coach, had Warner go for the first down on a fourth-and-12 at the Giants' 30 instead of trying a 47-yard field goal that, if successful, would have left the Rams only 7 points behind with more than five minutes remaining.

Closer Greg Holland, who didn't arrive in Angel Stadium until after the first pitch — he was in North Carolina for the birth of a child Wednesday — struck out two of three in the 11th for the save.

Both the original and modern Nottingham Panthers played their home games at the Ice Stadium until 2000 when the team moved into the National Ice Centre.

There was a moment before kick-off, as a giant "Pride of London" banner was carried across the Shed End by Chelsea's fans, when it was tempting to wonder if they would continue passing it around the stadium until it reached the other end.