Sentence examples for radar away from inspiring English sources

Unlike populist Christian conservative organisations whose members make frequent appearances on the cable news networks, The Family prefers to function mostly under the radar, away from the glare of the national spotlight.

For a long time, it allowed him to operate under the radar, and away from public scrutiny.

That part of the seal, investigators theorize, could be the mysterious object seen on radar floating away from the shuttle on the second day of the mission.

Radar scatters away from a satellite very efficiently over water surfaces.

Aircraft and ships can be shaped to reflect radar impulses away from the sender, and covered with radar-absorbing materials, to reduce their radar signature.

Moving forward, both guys show a lot of promise in different areas, and despite lacking the pedigree of Nerlens Noel, Cody Zeller and Alex Len, they should be on your radar right away.

But that radar is farther away and provides less precise information.

In theory, it's a place where air traffic controllers on both sides are watching; but in practice, it's often a dark spot on radar, too far away from either continent to see.

So, flashing is not O.K. Some might argue that even the presence of a police car, radar gun firing away, provides only ephemeral restraint to speeders, no better than what flashers achieve.

The radar pulse bounces away from the satellite when it hits a smooth water surface, revealing very efficiently those areas that have been inundated by floods.

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