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774 examples of Club in a sentence

He said, "It could be a club or a spade," and my answer was ... Audience member 2: Spade.
DH: But wait, Barry, there's still one more club lying there by my foot.
BF: From my foot, I'll attempt to kick the seventh club.
No, but I mean, like, just because I'm in a strip club parking lot doesn't mean that I'm, like, a sexist or whatever.
She's probably at a strip club herself right now, like, as a joke, same as me.
And then there was Kate, who played high school football all four years, and actually wanted to drop out after the first, to go into the glee club, but when boys told her that girls couldn't play football, she decided to stay for all the little girls who would come after her.
Our contact there was George, who runs the community's photography club.
SB: The story that stayed with me the most was that of George, the photography club president, and his wife, Mary.
They met at a country-western club in Louisville, Kentucky called the Sahara.
When I went on my journey, I had barely ever held a golf club.
One venture capitalist, for example, invited me to golf in his private club that had no minority members.
I hit the gun club.
The health club is fastened to the garage with a C-clamp, for Cleveland.
To fight boredom and amuse himself while in the CMU, McGowan had been spreading a rumor that I was secretly the president of a Twilight fan club in Washington, DC (Laughter) For the record, I'm not.
He let my mom bring my baby, who was on oxygen and a monitor, four times a shift so I could nurse her." There's a little club of countries in the world that offer no national paid leave to new mothers.
Catagen lasts for about two to three weeks and cuts blood supply to the follicle, creating a club hair, meaning it's ready to be shed.
During telogen, up to 200 club hairs can be shed in a day, which is quite normal.
They have a club.
We tell our kids, don't just join a club, start a club, because colleges want to see that.
What we need today is an electoral culture that is about being together together, in person, in loud and passionate ways, so that instead of being "eat your vegetables" or "do you duty," voting can feel more like "join the club" or, better yet, "join the party."
The common thread through most of this work has been reclaiming spaces that are often prohibitive to bigger bodies, from the catwalk to club shows, from public swimming pools to prominent dance stages.
This statistic might look familiar if you walked into a high school robotics club, or a college engineering class.
Calypsol has another name, ketamine, which also goes by another name, Special K, which is a club drug and drug of abuse.
But speak to your girls of this wartime, a year preceded by a score of the same, so as in two decades before, we wiped our eyes, laced caskets with flags, evacuated the crime scene of the club, caterwauled in the street, laid our bodies on the concrete against the outlines of our fallen, cried, "Of course we mattered," chanted for our disappeared.
Overtime is the passion of design, so join the club or don't.
So I think maybe those people, the glorious loser's club, could travel around the world wherever there's an election and remind people of the necessity in our modern age of thinking a little bit outwards and thinking of the international consequences.
Where can I join a club where I'll have a lot in common with a person who drives a pickup truck because we have a common interest in whatever?
They finish dinner, go to their rooms, close the door, get on their computer, their cell phones, and get into a bar, into a club.
"Oh, my wife said I can't go to the club every night, so for peace in my marriage, I do it only on weekends."
She was like, it's a cute hiking club.
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