Sentence examples for keyed into from inspiring English sources

And issues that nobody really is that keyed into, or very keyed into.

In fact, they were shot separately on video and then keyed into 37 pastiche painted backgrounds.

Here in the UK we are very vibrant, totally keyed into universities and colleges.

"I think people keyed into that, and that's what's furthered it along.

Data has to be keyed into yet another system, called Crest, at every court site.

He is keyed into how a culture that once burgeoned can implode, and he is anxious about ours.

I thanked him for the beer and keyed into my studio, picking up to find my Tim on the line.

"More than anything, he keyed into the election of 1992" — when Bill Clinton challenged George H. W. Bush.

It summed up many politicians' ambivalence towards comprehensives – schools unfamiliar to most of them – and it keyed into parents' anxieties.

Other computers keyed into the same network hop in the same sequence to send and receive signals.

Now she is keyed into these youngsters' lives — and to a particular swath of Balanchine's choreography — in a singular way.