Sentences with phrase «flown under the radar moved»

Shortly before the 2016 legislative session ended this month, a bill that for months had flown under the radar moved quickly through both houses, taking even its strongest advocates by surprise.

Not exact matches

The fact that nobody has linked us to him in ages tells me that this might be who Wenger moves for — a signing that flies under the radar.

Those moves obviously have given our talented players that have flown under the radar for so long the extra confidence in playing up to the potential that we have long since known they were capable of.

This is because Holiday, who has flown under the radar for years as one of the league's most physically imposing guards, can not be moved.

After establishing his reputation in Mexico he's keen to move into the big - time — although having never met his father he has mixed feelings about his parentage, and so decides to fly under the radar by continuing to use his maternal surname.

And in most cases, if the suit flies under the radar, people forget about it and the litigants pick up the pieces and move on.