From my experience, whether we're talking about blogs or twitter accounts, it's clear that online Welsh politics is very much an in-crowd of professional and amateur anoraks. ❋ Unknown (2009)
My first realization of importance was that the in-crowd of elementary school didn't look anything like the in-crowd of junior high school. ❋ The Huffington Post News Editors (2011)
Kanye has pulled off a Mrs Beckham: once a wannabe, he's now well and truly part of the fashion in-crowd. ❋ Unknown (2011)
The old nightlife hierarchies were temporarily obliterated as unlicensed raves and affordable ecstasy promised state-of-the-art hedonism for all, not just the in-crowd, even if police raids and scamming promoters took some of the shine off it. ❋ Unknown (2011)
You're not on the inside, you're on the outside - and nobody's a more careful, dedicated observer of life than a kid or teenager who's trying to figure out how to finally fit in with the in-crowd. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The hook that pulls you in immediately is the seductive jewelry made by artists; Alexander Calder's spiral silver pin was worn as a badge of elite membership by modernism's early in-crowd. ❋ Ada Louise Huxtable (2011)
Their play stood up to the in-crowd, but that was only a small part of their triumph. ❋ John Merrow (2011)
Pharisees, Hiltons, Uggs: There's always a new elite, a new "in-crowd," a new huddle to exclude and set one group apart from read: above another. ❋ Judith Acosta (2011)
Because by the time our theoretical young writer has figured out that fitting in with the in-crowd isn't ❋ Unknown (2010)
This fall, the new GOP in-crowd strutted its buff stuff on the campaign trail, waking hotel guests with the travel version of the workout—a frenzied mix of jumping, push-ups, pull-ups, weight training and 300 punishing abdominal moves. ❋ Elizabeth Williamson (2011)
The magazine predicts he is ‘heading for big things with the in-crowd’. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Bonds, who is an industrial engineer with gigs at Disney, Lockheed, and Cyan, says that the art form follows the trajectory of the audience: In the first half of the decade, it was all about early adopters, the in-crowd playing interactive games, the first to buy the latest technologies. ❋ Tribeca Film (2011)
"When we're trying to appeal to the style-obsessed, we realized that they're going to respond better to a stylish image or something that seems like it's part of the in-crowd than they will from an angry protester," says Mr. Mathews, who has been with the nonprofit organization for 26 years. ❋ Elizabeth Holmes (2011)
Not sure how reducing Medicare and Medicaid helps matters if you are planning on throwing the net eventually over the entire nation, less, as always, the political in-crowd. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The kids in the in-crowd would arrive at a party, take a look inside, notice us and some of the other less-desirable kids, and say, 'Oh, great, every Tom, Dick and Harry is here -- let's get out of here,' and they'd leave, taking a lot of the kids with them. ❋ Mark C. Miller (2011)
This poor guy just wants to be in the in-crowd so badly he's willing to roll everyone else's rights to do it. ❋ Unknown (2009)
"This program allows students to join the in-crowd without having to spend three years establishing contacts." ❋ Scott Austin (2011)
Zoo City is about surface, décor and incident, grungey eyekicks and jive-talk for the in-crowd. ❋ Unknown (2011)
