Sentence examples for felt in on from inspiring English sources

He sold hats and T-shirts to tourists who felt in on the joke.

Her symphonic sensibility makes itself felt in "On Behalf of Nature," a kind of wordless ecological oratorio that BAM will present in early December.

It was a wicket you never felt in on and it was hard work.

At one point the bot's 'mm-hmm' response even drew appreciative laughs from a techie audience that clearly felt in on the 'joke'joke

He wrote skits for Saturday Night Live that make viewers feel in on an inside joke (Stefon, Justin Timberlake's self-referential monologue that won them an Emmy).

These settlers also need time to feel as secure as they felt in their on-prem homeland.

Two earthquakes were felt in Tokyo on Wednesday morning, three on Tuesday, a large one on Monday and a very large one of magnitude 7.1 last Thursday.

In the basement gallery, a recording of maniacal laughter plays on an endless loop; whether you experience it as demonic or contagious, you'll doubtless feel in on the joke.

Fans say that they feel in on the jokes – including those about radio itself, such as seeing how much dead air it takes to set the emergency tape off, or calling a pop star a "sour-faced cow".

Where the staging is most childishly whimsical, the audience is made to feel in on the joke.

Peter Schjeldahl finds the city's rhythm and feel in "On Pico," a poem dedicated to the boulevard of that name.