“In this game, kids must hit the correct letters with the club when they pop up.”

“This is an exclusive club where membership is by invitation only.”

“Ari would storm into the club to rescue Lloyd from the creepy, overweight, hack TV writer.”

“Club members were embroiled in a row over a proposed new clubhouse recently.”

“I had to sit in the clubhouse and nervously watch as Michael holed about a 40-foot putt on No.17 for par to stay within one shot of me.”

“The gun club has some of the best target ranges in the world but has been forced to use a wartime prefab as an office and clubhouse.”

“The microorganism that causes clubroot occurs worldwide and also infects plants in the rose, poppy, and grass families.”

“Once the soil is infested by the clubroot fungus, the fungus will remain viable for years.”

“Hydrated lime appears to be more effective in reducing the severity of clubroot than ground limestone.”

“A soul infused night is on offer tonight at Kendal's Tintos with a hard-core clubber turned international DJ pro.”

“Ophelia is a clubber with a taste for loud music, and Horatio wears combats and trainers.”

“Whether you are Virender Sehwag or a village-green clubber, it will take you around 200 milliseconds to react to the ball.”

“In practice, once again, a lot of clubmanship was going on. Awards were going to someone's favorite student or someone else's friend.”

“Youngest in the line-up is her clubmate and England Under-13 champion, who celebrates her 13th birthday on Tuesday.”

“York-based rider Rob Smith was also a finisher, but clubmate Paul Brown was a non-finisher after puncturing in the early stages.”

“His Chelsea clubmate was in line for his second World Cup appearance, but injured himself in the pre-match warm-up.”

“I typed out a letter on headed note paper, photocopied it 30 times and as a good clubman paid for the postage myself and sent them off.”

“He was a great clubman and if I asked him to do anything for the club he did it straight away.”

“What impressed the clubman most was the persistence and omnipresence of the reporters.”

“American reformer and clubwoman who was especially active in woman suffrage and other women's issues of her day.”

“Mrs. Hutchinson seems to have been New England's first clubwoman.”

“Boules Pitch, Golf Practice Nets and Boat Hire. Breakfast served daily in our new clubroom.”

“At a far corner of the clubroom two astute gentlemen were, like some of the other members, sipping their tot of whiskey and engaged in hushed conversation.”

“The Banker, lying huddled in his chair in the clubroom, awoke with a start.”

“As rock 'n' roll gets more and more Balkanized over the years, fewer bands appeal widely across clubhouses.”

“Stories abounded of clubhouses, camping trips, high phone bills, illnesses, school proms, and, as the children grew older, lovesickness.”

“This is a vast improvement on the old one, but a bit rustic compared to other new clubhouses.”

“Despite the fogbound capital, the event, held at the Petone rugby clubrooms, was a cracker.”

“Even if his 1980s photo, complete with hairstyle of the times, still hangs proudly in the clubrooms at Geelong.”

“He is a jolly well-met fellow, like clubmen generally are, but perfectly honorable and straightforward.”

“He collected seven trophies last season in novice events and has made a smooth transition to clubmen races this season.”

“Both have been long-serving clubmen, occupying many of the official club positions over the years.”

“In desperation, the designer borrowed an idea from silent discos, in which clubbers sway to their own iPods.”

“Mr Mirfin, who earlier this week criticised the council over the matter, said the safety of clubbers visiting the Casbah was of prime importance.”

“The bar and DJ decks are located along the back wall, allowing clubbers to enjoy the music and the picturesque views.”