Sentence examples for radar of a from inspiring English sources
This suggests that Xinjiang may indeed be increasingly on the radar of a broader global jihad.
It's the kind of thing that gets you on the radar of a country's intelligence services when you're posted there.
"Travel risk management was not on the radar of a travel manager 10 years ago," he said.
Raman Singh, an old follower of Mr. Asaram, said the guru had long been on the radar of "a particular party".
He clutches a silver cellphone: any minute, the lawyer helping him get Till Freedom Come Productions onto the radar of a reputable film distributor may call.
Kwarteng has built an impressive reputation, trusted on the inside, though remaining off the radar of a surprising number of Westminster players.
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She has the emotional radar of an astute, extremely tough therapist who refuses to avert her gaze from the ugliest family dynamics this side of a Noah Baumbach film.
"It goes below the radar of an enemy," says Uma.
Section 3 presents the results of this novel method applied to the recorded radar image of a radar surveillance station.
At that point I was not even on the radar of being a potential Olympian, let alone a gold medallist".
