| I don't mean this in an elitist or cliquey way, for there can surely be no elite or clique in Manchester. |
| The one thing I'd always seen with Great Britain teams of the past is that they'd been kind of cliquey. |
| It is also surprising, given the apparently cliquey nature of teenage life. |
| Initially, I was put off by thinking that everyone would be really good and it would be really cliquey, but it's not. |
| The bar staff seem more intent on having shots themselves than actually serving customers, and the crowd is too cliquey. |
| Maybe we weren't supposed to, but the evening seems to be taking on a rather cliquey feel. |
