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How were stadiums built?
They were built by people.
Are there ever any undercover guys at sporting events?
yes sometimes famous people or stadiums official dress up as fans and make sure everything is under control.
What are the stadiums with attendance of more than 50k in London?
There are several stadiums in London England that can have an attendance of more than 50K. Wembley Stadium and Olympic Stadium are two stadiums in London that can hold that many people.
Do Hinduism have a place of worshipping?
Yes, the place where Hindu people gather and worship is called a temple. A temple is sometimes also called Mandir.
Why are stadiums important to the people that live around them?
Sports stadiums are also used for various types of events in off seasons. They bring a lot of economic activity to a region, and many businesses surrounding the stadiums depend on this activity to make money.
How do you watch movies on virtual families?
Sometimes there will be movies at the store. Buy one and put it on one of your people. Everyone will then gather around the T.V. and watch it.
What did natives gather?
what food did aboriginal people gather
The medium that employs the most people to gather the news is?
Newspapers employ the most people to gather the news.
Why can't you sit in a greek stadium?
When the ancient Greeks used their stadiums, people could sit. These days you are not allowed to sit in most Greek Stadiums because the government is trying to protect these ancient works from too many people.
Where do people gather for a Christian service?
People gather for Christian services in order to express their love for God and to build their spiritual strength. Another reason people gather for Christian services is to be with their fellow man.
How many seats in NFL stadiums?
Refer to link posted :60,000 - 80,000
What is the meaning of stricken multitudes?
Pestilence stricken multitudes is used by the poet P.B.Shelly in his poem 'Ode to West Wind' to describe the the diseased decaying leafs of Autumn blown away by the West wind to the wintry bed. This means multiple people stricken with disease
