Sentence examples for club entry from inspiring English sources

The lavish £138 upgrade includes curry and club entry on Friday night and entry to a lapdancing club the following evening.

He needed to preserve a club entry to his hand, and the jack play offered two slight chances: East might fail to cover with the queen, and West might have a singleton ten or nine.

Numerous venue closures and a decline in people going to clubs has led to club entry fees no longer being a legitimate measure of inflation in the hospitality sector – after all, it seems pointless to track something fewer and fewer people are spending money on.

Aspects of the Henry McLeish Report that have not yet been implemented include a 10-club top tier and a pyramid structure to allow successful non-league clubs entry to Division Three.

The SFA wants to merge the two current league bodies, introduce a new method of wealth distribution and to reinvigorate the Third Division with the introduction of a pyramid system to allow new clubs entry to a national league set-up.

(As for the TMZs and E! Entertainments of the world, don't even bother asking the club for entry).

According to the Berlin Club Commission, a private group representing club owners, entry ticket revenue typically generates only 20 percent of most clubs' income.

The Seattle Sounders have won the Cup the past three years, a run that also coincides with the club's entry to M.L.S. after life in the U.S.L.'s top division.

Seek out the Gaudi-inspired Buena Vista Club (£4.50 entry) for the best acoustics in town, or if you'd rather something more spit and sawdust, gigs at Zach's Pub (£3 entry) can have a charged atmosphere even midweek; in the summer, the bands move outside to the courtyard behind the pub.

A 24-hour visit this week — the 10th anniversary of the first opening of the West's most exclusive club, the entry of Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary into NATO — found a country calmly determined to relay that it is not, thank you, in crisis.

"We are tremendously excited about the club's entry in to the WSL," said Niki Taylor, Manchester City Ladies' vice-chairperson.