Sentence examples for suitable stadium from inspiring English sources

One of the most complex challenges will be finding a suitable stadium in Sao Paulo, the country's largest city and the birthplace of Brazilian soccer.

Goodell said that the owners continued to look at ways to add a franchise in Los Angeles, but that the city still did not have a suitable stadium.

Haider cajoled the central government into making Klagenfurt a venue for the Euro 2008 football tournament, and tapped a local bank for the funds to build a suitable stadium.

"We made that promise against the background of the 2005 World Championships, which we had to pull out of because we could not provide a suitable stadium (at Picketts Lock) to host it.

But Los Angeles, without an N.F.L. team since the 1994 season, does not have a suitable stadium for a game to be played in 2016, and no resolution is in sight.

Initial reports are that it is a more convenient and suitable stadium for the Broncos than the Stoop, but that hardly matters when the team are in such a mess – predictably, their gate just scraped into four figures for an equally predictable mauling by Salford.

The newcomers, they insisted, would have to meet certain criteria — suitable stadiums, compensation to the minor league teams they would supplant and a full roster of clubs.

The renovations are designed, in part, to make the stadium suitable for a Super Bowl.

There are any number of locations suitable for a stadium that could better support the many additional facilities needed for the Olympic Games.

It is already known that West Ham will pay only £15m of the £272m needed to make the 54,000-capacity stadium suitable for Premier League football, athletics and other events.

So the deal is that New York pledges an extremely valuable piece of Manhattan real estate and promises to build a billion-dollar stadium suitable for track and field (which New Yorkers don't care much about), Olympic-class swimming pools, a velodrome, archery and rifle ranges and other facilities, and then the IOC may or may not allow the Olympics to come to Gotham.