1. He seems to be in on everything that happens at work.

2. They didn't want him to be in on their plans.

3. She wants to be in on the play.

4. I'd like to be in on the deal.

5. I'd like to be in on the scheme.

6. Entries should be in on Monday morning.

7. I'd like to be in on the plan.

8. I think you ought to be in on this discussion,[sentence dictionary] Ted.

9. The kind of place not to be in on a Sunday afternoon.

10. They didn't want him be in on their plans.

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12. This is different . Everybody seems to be in on it.

13. Joan: I'll be in on Monday. For the rest of the week, I will be telecommuting.

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16. An outside linebacker, Abe enjoys the position because he can be in on every play, pass or run.

17. I was waiting, wondering how many security personnel would be in on the setup, and they were good.

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1. He seems to be in on everything that happens at work.

2. They didn't want him to be in on their plans.