| She's a celebrity in a parallel world that passes under the radar for most of us. |
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| They were sagely advising the president to pick someone dependable of lesser profile who would fly under the radar screen. |
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| The blogosphere has been around for a long time, just under the radar of most folks. |
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| Next, and this almost slipped under the radar, Craig paid nearly a quarter million dollars in legal fees with his campaign fund. |
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| Winterland, a little CD released in the mid-80's and since having fallen under the radar, is one of the purest pleasures in the Hendrix catalog. |
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| It is intended to appear factual, while slipping inflammatory titbits under the radar of whoever is reading it. |
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| It's a smorgasbord of underappreciated, flying just under the radar Tinseltown talents. |
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| Now emerging from under the radar is internet TV, but not TV as you've known it. |
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| Under cover of that, under the radar of that headline, it says it has done it and it tries to put to rest the concern of the public. |
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| In the process, they've done German popular culture quite a service, politicizing an event that had long slipped under the radar of public debate in the country. |
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| Although the Montreal music scene is the ground zero of cool these days, one of the city's best bands have somehow managed to fly under the radar. |
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| O'Neal was able to float under the radar somewhat because he was the 17th pick in the 1996 draft. |
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| You can tell just how under the radar the topic of same-sex wedding attire is. |
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| Yet many children left to their own devises slip off the grid and slide under the radar. |
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| The Night heron is the event most have heard of, but there are a handful more that have passed under the radar. |
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| The labour minister and the transport minister have tried to fly under the radar when it comes to revealing the expenses of their travel. |
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| Tattoo shops are regularly inspected but some underground shops continue to operate under the radar. |
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| To me, to some degree this has all gone on under the radar of Canadian political awareness. |
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| The RCMP have also noted that a number of other gangs are operating under the radar in our community. |
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| Many of Harper's early attacks on human rights remained relatively under the radar. |
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| Frequently under the radar screen of many subcontractors are the large number of smaller OEM's which provide cutting-edge stent technology. |
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| Gedi may have flown under the radar for centuries, but nowadays, it is a popular destination for adventurous visitors to Kenya. |
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| FoxFaith, established in 2006 by Twentieth Century-Fox, flew under the radar for awhile, and died a quick death. |
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| A club, which had always done transfer business under the radar, had adopted a scattergun approach to player recruitment. |
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| Because they were under the radar, and people just don't grab them. |
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| There is no blank cheque, no sweeping powers and no new authority that can be proposed under the radar, as the government so frequently attempts to do. |
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| And that includes getting over a tricky first hurdle against Les Fennecs, who have flown under the radar heading into this tournament. |
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| Despite this seemingly obvious partisan style of writing, much of what is said can go under the radar, which is as Tacitus wanted things to be. |
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| How long can he continue to lurk under the radar of the fraud squad? |
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| Institutional change has not happened. But it's done quietly under the radar at lots of places. |
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| If it were not for Mr. Donovan of the Toronto Star on April 8, these secret meetings and the conflicts of interest would have no end and would have flown directly under the radar of Canadians and of Parliament. |
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| It is a budget that cut things that are popular and would be under the radar screen rather than what is really needed to move the economy forward and to build a strong social and economic infrastructure. |
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| As community-based agencies, we are totally underresourced and just can't keep up with how organized and creative they are, how they're really going under the radar, and how a lot of this is allowed to happen. |
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| We have to ask ourselves, was it some kind of accident that Mr. Jaffer had access to the parliamentary secretary and was working under the radar while talking to many of his colleagues? |
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| In the absence of clear, common definitions, and given the difficulties of counting a population which slips under the radar of the normal censuses, it is difficult to establish precise and comparable figures. |
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| Year after year, he opened the doors of Radio 1 to artists who were uncommercial, under-financed, under the radar or just downright undescribable. |
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| After all, effective drug traffickers tend to fly under the radar, and it is not generally in their commercial interest to tinker overtly with politics. |
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| I can't help but conclude this is simply being done to avoid having to name the seven or eight, as we understand it, people who have large trust funds, to get them in under the radar screen, and I am totally opposed to it. |
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| This all has occurred under the radar screen. |
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| Although some of the nautical and Shakespearean allusions may go over the heads or under the radar, not a single laugh line or funny bit gets lost. |
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