Sentence examples for stadiums at which from inspiring English sources

Now each of the 24 countries gets 19 slots (17 individual mugshots, a group photo and a badge), along with a load of pages devoted to stickers of the trophy, a football, various World Cup logos, a Fifa fair play badge, a Panini logo and all the various stadiums at which games are being played.

Last month the BBC learned that Brazil had only trained 20% of the private security guards needed at the 12 stadiums at which matches will be played.

An essay last Sunday about Kip Keino's upset of Jim Ryun in the 1,500 meters at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics misidentified the stadium at which the race took place.

In 1993, the Five Live EP (released on Parlophone in the UK and Hollywood Records in the US) included tracks from the 1992 Freddie Mercury tribute concert at Wembley Stadium at which Michael sang with Queen, along with some live tracks from Michael's 1991 Cover to Cover tour.

For one of the more common landing routes, pilots are instructed to follow the Long Island Expressway until they arrive at the eastern side of the stadium, at which point they bank the plane left around the outfield wall and head straight for Runway 31.

As cup-holders, Wanderers were permitted to choose the stadium at which the match would be played.

Hernandez will now spend the rest of his life in prison, a mere few miles from the stadium at which we once lavished him with adulation for his talents.

For all their gains, Melbourne encounter something of a mental roadblock against the Saints this week at Etihad Stadium, a venue at which they've lost a staggering 20 games in a row leading into this encounter.

Brooks also elaborated on his comment last week when the snag in plans to stage the five shows at Dublin's 83,000-capacity 83,000-capacity Croke Parkurfaced, at which time city council officialStadiumd permits firstwo of thosurfacedrts.

In 1916, the director Percy MacKaye staged an adaptation of "The Tempest" with 1,500 people onstage at the old Lewisohn Stadium at City College, which was demolished in 1973.

The Aviva Premiership club will ground-share with Stobart Super League neighbours Salford City Reds at the 12,000-capacity stadium at Barton, which was completed earlier this year at a cost of £26m.