Sentence examples for has clicked in from inspiring English sources

That the last two of his three goals in the tournament have been laid on by Ronaldo is a firm nod to exactly how well he has clicked in his unlikely partnership with the captain.

The YouTube phenomenon has clicked in at 350 million views and counting, a fete matched only by ornery British babies and boyfriends of Selena Gomez.

Still, the power-broker scene in the lobby and restaurant has clicked in recent months.

Everything has clicked in the last couple of months.

Before you press down on that button, something else has clicked in your head.

Since my cousin forwarded me an email from the the organisation about a year ago, I have clicked in support of campaigns ranging from banning cluster munitions, stopping a woman being stoned to death in Iran, protecting the oceans and, this week, calling on chocolate companies to boycott Ivory Coast until Laurent Gbagbo steps down.

"It seems to have clicked in and long may it continue.

Memphis Depay may be a poster boy for the fact that, beyond the big names that have clicked in such surprising fashion to date, the Dutch have one of this World Cup's less experienced squads.

Solskjær batted away criticism of Romelu Lukaku's first leg performance only to drop him a week later, which would have been fine if Anthony Martial and Rashford had clicked in the way the manager must have hoped.

But something must have clicked in this series for the 38-year-old Suzuki, who showed a glimmer of the batting-title-winning years of his past, and perhaps a hopeful indication that the pennant race has rejuvenated more than just his competitive spirit.

These pledges may be having an impact on the government/ Health Ministry's will to act and the "wait for aid syndrome" may have clicked in.