REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED

Definition: The process of signing up or enrolling in a particular event or system is no longer available.

Synonyms: Sign-up Ended, Enrollment Shut, Entry Closed, Joining Finished, Admission Over

Usage Examples in Sentences

#1
The zoo's registration is now closed for the animal encounter program.
#2
Registration is now closed for the art workshop at the community center.
#3
The music school's registration is now closed for the piano lessons.
#4
The registration is now closed for the art workshop next Saturday.
#5
Please note that the registration is now closed for the photography contest.
#6
Please note that registration is now closed, and no further entries will be accepted.
#7
The event organizers have announced that registration is now closed.
#8
For those who missed it, registration is now closed, but stay tuned for future opportunities.
#9
We regret to inform you that registration is now closed, but you can still attend as a guest.
#10
Now that registration is closed, we are unable to accommodate any additional participants.
#11
Due to overwhelming response, registration is now closed, but thank you for your interest.
#12
Registration is now closed, but you can still browse our website for other upcoming events.
#13
After careful consideration, registration is now closed, but keep an eye out for future announcements.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, everyone. I hope you're all doing well. Before we begin today's meeting, I'd like to remind everyone about the upcoming workshop on project management.B: Yes, that's right. The workshop is scheduled for next Tuesday, correct?A: Exactly. However, I'd like to inform you all that registration is now closed. We've reached full capacity.C: Oh no, I was planning to sign up today. Is there any chance of an extension?A: I'm sorry, but due to limited space and resources, we won't be able to accommodate any more participants. However, we'll be sure to keep you informed about future workshops.
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