Sentence examples for memberships than from inspiring English sources
Some museums focus more on paid memberships than on admission prices.
No film has ever done more for the self-esteem of middle-aged men without gym memberships than THE FULL MONTY (1997), directed by Peter Cattaneo.
And in a fit of urban guile more likely to affect gym memberships than program memberships, some New Yorkers seem to have identified the newest, cheapest way to tone their lower bodies: hop aboard the seat and pedal in place — with the bikes still locked — as if the stations were rows of exercise equipment.
Facebook still has a far higher membership than LinkedIn.
Women (54 per cent) are more likely to support continued membership than men (50 per cent).
Modern parties are much less dependent on high levels of membership than they used to be.
It appears the club has more to gain from her membership than does Rometty.
Polls suggest young people are much more likely to favour EU membership than the population at large.
At its zenith it enjoyed – according to its now moribund website – a higher membership than the Collingwood Football Club.
"There seems to be cross-fertilisation; it may be more to do with acquaintances or family membership than ideology.
On the other hand, I was always conflicted, less about my membership than about my fellow-members.
