Clubs in a sentence

Thanks to the lake Maschsee, the rivers Ihme and Leine and to the channel Mittellandkanal Hanover hosts sailing schools, yacht schools, waterski clubs, rowing clubs, canoe clubs and paddle clubs.

The clubs will be open to members only with no guests or reciprocation allowed, however clubs must ensure there won’t be congregation on the clubs premises.

Therefore, with fans locked out of games, it will affect the budgets of AFL clubs more than NRL clubs who have traditionally relied on grants from their licensed clubs and handouts from headquarters.

During a ribbon routine, large, smooth and flowing movements are looked for. ; Clubs : Multi-piece clubs are the most popular clubs.

In 1987 the constitution of Lions Clubs International was amended to allow for women to become members. citation Since then many clubs have admitted women, but some all-male clubs still exist.

Members of sports clubs that support a team can be sports amateurs—groups who meet to practice a sport, as for example in most cycling clubs —or professionals -- football clubs consist of well-paid team members and thousands of supporters.

There are two types of athletic and sports clubs, those organized for sporting participants (which include athletic clubs and country clubs), and those primarily for spectator fans of a team.

Those made up of the elite are best known as gentlemen's clubs (not to be confused with strip clubs ) and country clubs (though these also have an athletic function, see below ).

And for example, at Harvard, at my university, the final clubs, which are the equivalent of fraternities, are, well, I've heard that they're called the final clubs because they are the final step of admission into the elite of the elite.

A spokesperson said: "When clubs are making big changes to their ticketing operations, like going all digital, we expect clubs to consult their supporters about it as a matter of course.

CR7 has refuted the claims, stating, “As nobody knows, I can say now I had many opportunities in Europe, many clubs in Brazil, Australia, the US, even in Portugal, many clubs tried to sign me,” during his unveiling at Al Nassr.

Deloitte has recently published its annual report on the world’s highest revenue generating soccer clubs, showing one more time that the Italian teams are financially lagging behind Europe’s major clubs.

Each of those clubs all have very different approaches and philosophies, too; it’s hard to think of two clubs more diametrically opposite than Swansea and Cardiff have been the past few years.

Frank told a press conference: “There are 10 clubs in the world, maybe less, that are not selling clubs.

He told The Sun that in the UK the motorcycle organisations were clubs and not gangs - but members of the clubs are involved in crime.

His partner in Fleet Clubs, Michele Sullivan, manages two of the Hawaii clubs, which is how they met, so there is plenty of experience with over 1,700 flights since 2007.

If this comes through, then clubs, especially bigger clubs, can basically charge whatever they want for those top membership tiers, and people will be compelled to pay.

In Cayman, I recall the days when “expats” first hung out at “their” tennis clubs and rugby clubs with people of their own nationalities.

Kimmet Church, 54, coached at a number of clubs during 20 years in the game and players from two of his clubs will stage a fundraising match in his memory following his death in May.

Numbers of clubs in Dubai raised to 100 clubs.