Sentence examples for very under the from inspiring English sources

"It has to be quick, something they can do on a lunch break, and it has to be surreptitious, very under the radar".

And Uhnder describes itself as "fully funded" but has been very under the radar (heh) when it comes to any more details about what that entails.

"I would like to think that it will help other people because every friend and family member I speak to all feels very under the cosh of these telemarketing companies".

But I lived very under the radar.

Terrible beginning, terrible middle and a screechy ending Ryan made a point of emphasizing Asia'h is very under the weather.

We were both still very under the influence of the flood, but basically able to get out of bed now.

"Here we feel very under-appreciated by the government and the Department of Health.

Conversely, the Russian boreal forests are very under-represented by the databases assessed in this study.

Plus, adds Kyle, "there are over 500 million active Facebook Messenger users according to Facebook, and they are very under-served on the desktop," he says.

Yes, very under-wraps at the moment, but judging by their roster, you can pretty much guarantee you'll be treated to a huge and wildly eclectic night.

(As if they needed more!) The "headline" economic figures, like GDP growth and unemployment figures, have been very, very good under the Bush administration.