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Others are much more pragmatic: health coaches, learning mentors, job clubs.
So one great example is car-share clubs, which are really starting to take off in the U.S., have already taken off in many places in Europe, and are a great example.
And so they started promoting cricket big time, started promoting clubs big time.
And they came together because people in the movies now started owning clubs.
So, soon after, he released a second album, kept a busy schedule playing piano in various clubs in the city, but his records started to accumulate dust slowly.
According to Scott Joplin, the bands were playing on riverboats and clubs.
And the Lebanese, brilliant Lebanese, Nemr Abou Nassar, we featured in our first tour, has just been performing in L.A.'s legendary comedy clubs.
Everything is set in the roaring twenties and everybody has their profit from the forbidden clubs.
Thomas Howell's emoting would not be acceptable in most high school drama clubs.
The surviving men are either high prices gigolos in back alley clubs, or crazed lunatics in run down football stadiums plotting to overthrow the 'Lesbian Conspiracy'.
High schools drama clubs do better than this on a routine basis.
Carrot Top should really stick to low lit comedy clubs.
For our European friends, think of two great rival football (soccer to us) clubs and imagine a fan of one getting a jersey from the other.
I think it is a brilliant show with cool talking heads and very cool action. 2 guys who pretend to be masters in women seduction demonstrate their skills at different night clubs and 4 experts (pickup artists themselves) comment on them, choosing the winner.
The scenery is night clubs, expensive hotel rooms, a luxury train, the suburbs, and beautiful cars.
I did find it annoying that they showed geeks as either kids who didn't wash there hair or kids who loved math and joined clubs about math and wore T-shirts about math.
I have and by "there" I mean underground clubs and house parties where there is far more rare to find people just being drunk than it is to find people high to their ears on extacy, speed or LSD.
You're a member of the finest polo clubs, frequently dine at restaurants such as Spago, and are always accompanied by at least two of the most beautiful women in the world.
There are several well-developed characters, including Ellie, who works in one of the clubs and her honest boyfriend, the leader of the syndicate, the Pattersons and John's wife, Ed Gage, the vicelords' operatives and Zeke Ward, an honest black man victimized for his opposition to them.
Part one illustrates the vicelords' empire from inside one of their clubs, showing the fate of a victim who is beaten and then picked up by police in the pay of the Mob.
The clubs are closed and equipment confiscated, but not before the girl inside is murdered by the Mob's goon, and Patterson has to be stopped by Zeke Ward from killing Tanner instead of delivering him to the law.
The best scenes in this film take place in seedy Hollywood clubs by Nicolas Cage's character.
Born and raised in a poor British family, his accomplished skill at golf allowed him to rise from the dirty mess of the poorest slums to the lush greens of the English country clubs.
He rejected the "training" of the karate clubs of the time focusing on an intense no holds form of training.
The chicks were HOOOOOT and the clubs kicked ass.
The show itself basically reflects the typical nature of the average youth; partying and picking up chicks is the common weekend goal at the clubs.
More importantly, it captures a moment in history before the movement became completely "market-worthy", when bands would play (or, at the least, try to play in some cases) in dank, dirty clubs to an audience that had as much self-respect as they had respect for the bands.
We are introduced to Romany instrumentals, to Orhan Gencebay, who has been called the Elvis of Arabesque music - sounds of music are heard everywhere in the city as Faith Akin takes us into underground clubs, to the street performers, and to recording sessions.
Ray is certainly popular at the night clubs with his music.
As so many Australian films like The Castle, The Dish and Sunday Too Far Away, it goes somewhere that hasn't been widely explored in film before, this time it is the game of Lawn Bowls and bowling clubs.
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