Sentence examples for clued in on from inspiring English sources

Content with the idea that they knew everything there was to know about the game, Halo 3 players were clued in on the existence of one last egg back in 2012.

Angelina [Jolie] is as clued in on the policy issues as any politician".

Only the most senior executives at iTunes, the album's exclusive distributor until a planned physical release on Dec. 21, were clued in on the plans".

Martin, who has the grimmest and bloodiest story to tell, is more of a textbook study in dramatic irony, with the audience clued in on what he doesn't understand himself.

New Zealand journalists clued in on the fight's true subtext when lamenting that Dunnett "could not fulfil the hopes and dreams of a nation including those, presumably, of Richie McCaw".

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

This is the same thing that others, including startup Shoebox, and Dropbox with Carousel, are also clueing in on, but Google has an immense wealth of data to draw from to turn the aimless shotgun fire of user vacation photos into a focused emotional asset that they might actually look at again, instead of consigning to oblivion.

What the gurus are cluing in on with this buy is that high gasoline prices might make for a healthy upside surprise for Frontier: Analysts expect the company to have a double-digit earnings decline in 2008, amid longer-term growth of 6%, but in the past month more than half of those analysts have revised their 2008 numbers higher.

Does that mean she wasn't clued in while working on the film?

Android's status as the world's most popular smartphone OS means it has hundreds of millions of users who aren't so clued-in on security.

If she hadn't clued us in on what was going on abroad, we'd still be wallowing in green-bean casserole.