Sentence examples for be clued in from inspiring English sources

In theory, only in-the-know partygoers are supposed to be clued in.

It was partly for guests who might not be clued in to the codes, but also as a kind of insurance in case of code malfunction, the specter of which looms over most couples who choose to use them.

Presumably, many "Buffy" viewers, even if confused now, will be clued in by the fall, after the millions of dollars UPN is sure to spend to promote "Buffy's" return.

Legions of diners want to be clued in, and their numbers are growing, which is why, it seems, everyone with a claim to expertise is getting in on the act and teaching classes.

That said, this sounds like something the Customer Service crews would be clued in on in advance, as a means of retaining customers seeking to return the G1 due to a lacking battery.

Yikes – between yesterday's leak that Samsung might be debuting as 12-megapixel camera phone at MWC and this leak of what likely makes up a huge chunk of their remaining MWC announcements, someone at Samsung needs to be clued in a tried and true slogan: "Loose lips sink ships".

Being clued in will increase your chances of coming up with a solution to strengthen your company's competitive position.

"Everyone who has an interest in fashion is clued in.

But just about everyone else is clued in.

How many designers are clued in to the ongoing cognitive revolution and its potential for the built environment is unclear.

We've just been clued in on the answers to both.