Sentence examples for closed club from inspiring English sources

"It's a closed club.

The World Cup champions table is not some closed club.

"It's a closed club, and that's a problem".

It is by no means a closed club, as Barack Obama's example proves.

She turned down another that she saw as a closed club of East Coast men.

And if ecological stability is an illusion, then so is the idea of a closed club of native species.

Also, it meant that networks in certain research areas, in which NIH funds were received and implemented by the same group of individuals (e.g., HIV), came to be seen as "closed clubs".

By convening the G20 rather than the closed, rich club of the G7, the old order has in effect acknowledged that the rest of the world has become too important to bar from the room.

Different artists are being allowed into what felt like a closed establishment club".

She spent much of 2013 performing a weekly residency at the Darby, the now closed supper club on West Fourteenth Street.

What will the I.O.C. do in Sydney to attempt to project a more open, accessible approach, to combat the image it has as a closed, pampered club? A. The most important thing is that the I.O.C. has a new philosophy and that inside the I.O.C. we must have many members coming from international federations, many members coming from national Olympic committees.