Sentence examples similar to a capped membership from inspiring English sources

"We capped membership at 150 and now we have a waiting list".

The winery also offers a wine club, but DeFalco plans to cap membership at 200 people to keep the events intimate and fun.

Mr. Sweete hopes to cap membership at around 500.

Now so many people want to join that she is going to cap membership, she said.

"As the team improved there has been massive interest in the club, so much so that we have had to cap membership at 50.

Facebook currently caps membership at age 13, so you could only write on the parents' wall, not the newborn.

The larger invitee list reflects the academy's recent decision to expand and diversify its ranks by relaxing a cap on membership that has restricted new admittances since 2004.

Aside from the insurance and the magazine, N.R.A. members get a cap, a membership card and not much else except, as we all know and appreciate, "the defense of your constitutional right to keep and bear arms," which is an issue of vital importance to all children.

It used to be common for synagogues to put a cap on their membership, furthering the image of Judaism as a private club.

Lusso plans to cap its membership at 550, believing a smaller club offers more exclusivity.

Two months ago, Vickery became the first double amputee to earn P.G.A. of America membership, an achievement that capped a 20-year journey after an accident that nearly killed him.