| Essentially, one needs to be in the know to make the most of Berlin's nightlife. |
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| Fashion editors sport Marni's oversized necklaces and the chunky flatform shoes that have become so recognisable to those in the know. |
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| Well, I used to pride myself as being in the know but I have heard nothing about this idea. |
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| For those of you not in the know, the ozone layer is a layer of the upper atmosphere lying about 19 to 48 km above the earth's surface. |
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| But you have to be in the know to have access to the best-kept secret in showbiz. |
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| The artists are up-and-comers and players in the Sydney art scene and the curators are museum big wigs and people in the know. |
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| I figured everyone else was in the know so I didn't want to come across as an idiot by having to ask. |
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| At last those in the know can luxuriate in the lost aural treasures that have been mouldering in the BBC vaults. |
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| Most of them are run as charitable trusts and usually they keep at arm's length, leaving the artistic decisions to the people in the know. |
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| Canadian fans have been in the know about this band for years, but it's time for us to learn how to share. |
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| Capoeira, for those not in the know, is a Brazilian martial art form that blends acrobatics and dance with pounding African rhythms. |
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| The Spotted Ox must be a well-kept secret by those in the know, we only found out about it by chance. |
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| It's beyond my ken, but for those in the know there's an accompanying set of statistics, ranging from water absorption rates to frost resistance. |
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| She had learned to appear as if she were in the know even if she was utterly lost. |
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| As a complete surprise, except to those in the know, came the story of shortness of munitions. |
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| Those in the know will tell you he got in the team in the first place only thanks to family influence and political clout. |
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| For those of you not in the know, Steampunk is this teeny micro sci-fi genre. |
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| He was a prolific scorer at junior level and those in the know have long tipped him to make a career out of the game. |
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| The public may not be entirely in the know, but it isn't entirely in the dark, either. |
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| Those of us in the know would attend lessons with a screwdriver, tightening or loosening screws as necessary. |
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| It aims to be a one-stop shop for advice on the music business, connecting musicians to those in the know. |
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| We're here to help keep Bathonians in the know about what's going on in their city. |
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| Recently I attended one of those legendary Washington dinner parties, attended by British cosmopolites and Americans in the know. |
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| That may be true if you're in the know, but surely the point of campaigns is to reach the unconverted? |
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| In today's information-based society, there are few things more infuriating than not being in the know. |
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| However, those who claim to be in the know insist talks with Fung subsidiaries are continuing. |
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| For those of you not in the know, hookah is a Middle Eastern device that makes it look like you are smoking illegal drugs, when in reality it's just fruitily flavored tobacco. |
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| It's smaller than that: a seemingly insignificant, frivolous bit of fluff that only those in the know might notice. |
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| Those in the know will recognise them as guarantee of a certain degree of rootsical tastiness. |
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| According to one person in the know, it would certainly help if the Bulgarian media were to film the corrupt practices that go on at the border. |
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| For those in the know, there are many truly authentic dishes to sample at this unassuming little resto, listed on a separate page only in Japanese. |
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| The continuous fear to not be sufficiently in the know leads to psychosomatic illnesses, nervousness and aggression. |
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| But it does not prevent coyly coded references to a story appearing which can be glaringly obvious to those in the know. |
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| The court shall pose questions to the parties, witnesses, and those in the know, in order to clear ambiguities and shed light on the subject. |
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| The initiative showed the professors that they are not the only ones in the know. |
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| Technology has its own vernacular: acronyms and short forms comprehensible only to those in the know. |
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| Technology, and especially communications technology, is changing so fast that even those in the know, don't know. |
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| Part of the deal, say those in the know, calls for Microsoft to continue to steer some traffic toward the rebranded site. |
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| Our trio in the know show you how and why to make room for playtime, your guaranteed link to renewed optimism, more robust health and a deeper sense of purpose. |
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| But we don't really learn anything about how the fraud was committed, when it began, and who else was in the know apart from Mr Sullivan and Mr Myers. |
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| Those in the know steer clear of the cut-price, day-old baked goods. |
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| And those in the know would ignore the party pies, sausage rolls and sandwiches at the half-time afternoon tea spread and make a beeline for the chocolate cake. |
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| For those not in the know, tractor beams were used to pull foreign objects towards the Starship Enterprise. |
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| As in classical music, the same favourite pieces are trotted out, whilst new work and developments are for those in the know, who prefer it that way. |
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| Adding to the nervousness are mixed messages from those who are supposed to be in the know. |
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| Customers in the know came through the door, went unerringly to the spot where their clothes would be hanging and brought them to the iron hook at the end of the counter. |
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| The new service is designed to be a one-stop shop of expert advice on all aspects of the music business connecting musicians and music fans to those in the know. |
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| For those in the know, this was a superb opportunity to see Adam Duritz and his Counting Crows ensemble up close and personal at a private gig, in London. |
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| Those in the know have told us again and again that, if we as a nation and as individuals are to prosper in the future, it will be because we have invested in our human and social capital. |
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| He's a designer for a woman who's in the know. |
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| He made Page Six the must read for everyone who wanted to be in the know. |
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| People in the know confirmed that Andy's Davos gig is always a sellout. |
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| A prestige address that invites occupants to savour the spirit of Paris, either as a pied-a-terre or a main home reserved for the lucky few who are in the know. |
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| They rubbernecked as they squeezed past the masses sardined up against the window, while those who were in the know crowded inside the store. |
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| Goodlife has relaunched its falafel with the hope of increasing its appeal to more than vegetarians in the know. |
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| The village shop seemed to be a bastion of respectability but those in the know could obtain some very questionable under-the-counter material. |
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| Therefore the Welsh Government's reluctance to fluoridate water supplies has sparked quite a debate among those in the know. |
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| Yelp is an online urban city guide that helps people find cool places to eat, shop, drink, relax and play, based on the informed opinions of a vibrant and active community of locals in the know. |
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| For those not in the know, happy slapping is the name given to neds battering folk and filming it for other folk to watch. |
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| For those not in the know, a monoski is the precursor to the snowboard, the prime differences being the stance and the use of poles. |
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| Will the complexity and the cost of the new technologies not widen the gaps between industrialised and less developed areas, between the young and the old, between those in the know and those who are not? |
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| We invite you to book a service appointment today, and discover what makes Blainville Ford the reference for the automotive needs of car owners in the know! |
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| Those in the know politically and economically recognize the advantages of this mode of transportation, but the government is way behind the times. |
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