Sentence examples for stadiums built on from inspiring English sources

Many plans for publicly financed stadiums boast of the economic benefits, as Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani did when he had minor-league baseball stadiums built on Coney Island and Staten Island – two of the most expensive minor-league parks in the country.

The worst are three stadiums built on lakes or rivers, a particular bugaboo of kickers because the combination of wind and heavier, moist air means a kick is unlikely to sail as far: Soldier Field (69.4); Alltel Stadium (70.7) in Jacksonville, Fla.; and Heinz Field (72.0), at which a field-goal attempt of more than 48 yards has never been converted.

At least Chinese laborers got the new stadiums built on time.

Perkins said he would have preferred to have had the stadium built on campus.

Why would I, as a Hispanic, want a football stadium built on the West Side of Manhattan?

Woodlands plans to have homes, offices, shops and a minor league baseball stadium built on the land, he said.

That changed on Wednesday — at least for a night — in a new stadium built on the site of the old Orange Bowl.

The nickname and his haunting book of photographs are all that remain — in the late '50s Chávez Ravine was buried, literally, and the stadium built on top of it.

The second best bit is: 'A new stadium built on a concrete raft over the current M1 spur road adjacent to our site between junction 10 and 10a.

Almost half said they would like to see a new sports stadium built on the West Side of Manhattan (although far fewer, 21percentt, liked the idea of taxpayers picking up some of the tab for that stadium).

If the Rays do get a regular-season stadium built on that site — instead of the ghastly nearby dome where they molder — it's just a hunch on my part that it will not be named after a mayor.