Sentence examples for get a membership from inspiring English sources
THINK ABOUT EXERCISE I do like swimming, and I've been promising myself for two years that I'd get a membership at the Y.
You get a membership card and the ability to vote in the leadership election, and the selection of your local candidates.
You would get a membership card — Hodgman has one — and you would get a cloth tape measure to measure your biceps, like weight lifters use, and you would get a little amulet.
They get a membership card, a connection to other Working America people in their neighbourhood and a stream of union letters, leaflets, phone calls and emails appraising them of organised labour's political and economic outlook.
But at Planet Fitness, a national chain with 120 locations, it is a matter not only of etiquette, but also of club policy: one too many offending noises can get a membership revoked in the time it takes to do a sit-up.
"People who had never set foot in a library were queuing up to get a membership card," said a member of staff at the Francis A Gregory library, a shimmering temple of harlequin-patterned mirror glass in a deprived part of the city.
"I was expelled from school at 14, and whilst everyone else was studying for their GCSEs I got a membership for that gym, and I just started lifting weights.
