It should, in effect, serve as a kind of national radar, as lawyers» eyes and ears, scanning the national landscape for developments that may sooner or later affect lawyers everywhere. (legalblogwatch.typepad.com)
You would think, wouldn't you, that the anti-papal protesters, after their humiliating failure to get on to the national radar during the Pope's visit to England, and the stunning success of World Youth Day in Madrid, would have gone out of business, or at least shut up for a bit. (faith.org.uk)
Ponds broke onto the national radar in his sophomore season during a torrid February stretch that included a 33 - point game against Duke and a 26 - point game against Villanova, both in unlikely St. John's wins. (sbnation.com)