stadium

1. The grass was sown in the stadium.

2. The stadium is oriented south and north.

stadia

1. They listed worries over volume of traffic and question the need for three stadia.

2. The sightlines are excellent from any seat and the circulation design is still used in modern stadia.

gymnasium

1. I have found a new gymnasium.

2. I stood in the packed gymnasium, in a crowd of anxious spouses, children and relatives.

gym

1. Next time you go the gym, look around you.

2. She looked at her timetable for the gym.

responsibility

1. No one admitted responsibility for the attacks.

2. She would have loved to have a better-paying job with more responsibility.

motto

1. What is your motto?

2. "Stay true to yourself" has always been his motto.

swift

1. Our task is to challenge the U.N. to make a swift decision.

2. Wall Street reacted swiftly to yesterday's verdict.

physical

1. Physical activity promotes good health.

2. You may be physically and mentally exhausted after a long flight.

fine

1. There is a fine view of the countryside.

2. She was fined $300 and banned from driving for one month.

poster

1. I had seen the poster for the jazz festival in Monterey.

2.Look, Is that the poster of the movie we saw yesterday?

glory

1. You can do anything to the glory of God.

2. I'm never going to do that – why should you have all the glory?

hopeless

1. I looked around hopelessly.

2. He had not heard her cry before in this uncontrolled, hopeless way.

foolish

1. It would be foolish to raise hopes unnecessarily.

2. He admitted that he had acted foolishly.

pain

1. I felt a sharp pain in my lower back.

2. Getting rid of unwanted applications from your PC can be a real pain.