Sentence examples for through clubs from inspiring English sources

"In Europe, however, most sports competition occurs through clubs, not schools".

Many years ago they set up CAST New Variety, supplying alternative cabaret through clubs in London.

Operating through clubs in city schools, Aspira used rituals and symbols to appeal to students tempted by gang culture.

Wandering through clubs, one gets blitzed with CD's and invitations to studios to hear a musician's latest experimental project.

In England the number on sale to the general public will be 700,000 after half a million have been sold through clubs.

For example, it has been shown that communities that form close bonds, through clubs, societies, churches and other local groups, have higher levels of wellbeing and trust.

"We were very aware of it and took it very seriously, through club chaplaincy and an education officer," he said.

It was through club members that Mr. Gotti was introduced to Aniello Dellacroce, his future mentor in the Gambino family.

The sophomore Renee Wright said she grew up watching and emulating Lewis through club and high school basketball.

They honed their music through club dates in Los Angeles, including a residency at the Whisky a Go Go on the Sunset Strip.

These people don't grip-it-and-rip-it but think through club selection and putting angles.