| But the fact that she was with another man and quite plainly ignoring him should have clued him in a little. |
| A quick listen to their early songs proves just how clued in this group was from the start. |
| The people know it and the Bloc Québécois knows it, but the current and former governments do not seem to be clued in. |
| That probably should have clued me in that something was going on, or that something was going to go on. |
| Such a database, used in other countries, might have clued in American orthopedists to the problem. |
| The city fathers and mothers in the Guildhall must now be much more clued into what this city is all about. |
