Sentence examples for close clubs from inspiring English sources

Miami Beach is considering legislation that would give the city the authority to close clubs that repeatedly violate it.

He said concerns about drugs were being used as a pretext to close clubs, claiming Fabric was the "least druggy club in London".

But, he added, "if I have a magic wand, then why don't we have last call at 4 a.m.?" The commission's new powers, in theory, give club owners the lucrative right to stay open longer — and make it easier to close clubs.

Marquee clubs on the Vegas strip are finding it unsustainable to pay big name DJs exorbitant guarantees, attendance at some of the scene's bigger festivals is down, and moralist panic around drug deaths are forcing legislators to close clubs and attempt to outlaw raves nationwide.

But the police argue that closing clubs will not stem the violence, or the department's mounting costs.

I also know a few conservative cities that claim to be "business friendly" but, in fact, are closed clubs.

This year the two biggest have closed: Club Volvo and its nearest competitor, Club Paris.

"Closest club to the R.N.C.!" exclaims a banner on the club's Web site, which also promises "Free transportation and complimentary V.I.P. for R.N.C. Attendees and Press".

"Wrexham is the closest club to where I was brought up.

"Dagenham is the closest club I'll ever have to me.

By remorselessly congregating with his closest club kid compatriots for a fancy dinner in Manhattan, of course. .