Sentence examples for dropping off the radar from inspiring English sources

This week's is the splendidly titled The Bastard Sings the Sweetest Song, which received some minor festival attention in 2012 before dropping off the radar.

US-Iranian relations are once again headline news after dropping off the radar for several months in the wake of the US National Intelligence Estimate in December 2007.

Some call it "breaking up", others refer to having "ghosted" – a term most often used to describe the phenomenon of a romantic interest dropping off the radar without notice.

Amri had been highly mobile during his time in Germany, the interior minister said, moving between North Rhine-Westphalia and Berlin, before apparently dropping off the radar of the security services last month.

Defeated presidential candidates, especially Democrats, have a way of dropping off the radar screen.

"We need to protect children from radicalisation – we cannot tolerate so many simply dropping off the radar".

"We'd completely dropped off the radar.

However, no sooner was the campaign successful than it seemed to drop off the radar.

"At these levels of circulation, you start to drop off the radar screen at advertising agencies.

Since then, however, he has seemed to drop off the radar amid rumours that he's been deliberately sidelined.

Other Hispanics favored Howard Dean, who campaigned hard here early but then seemed to drop off the radar.