Sentences with phrase «flying under the radar as»

The logic: With Auburn, Alabama, and Georgia all garnering national attention out of the SEC, LSU has somehow flown under the radar as one of the strongest teams in the country.

These guys are going to fly under the radar as they are not going to scare anyone with their size, but they can play..

This crew is going to continue to fly under the radar as they got off to a slow start but that should actually work to their advantage.

While Mr. Peck continues to fly under the radar as Bucks county's biggest Meth Dealer, Petrowski and Angela retrace the last moments leading up to her death.

You see Cohen kind of flies under the radar as a protégé of Michael Bay, who, coincidentally, recently showed some maturity with The Island.

The Exumas tend to fly under the radar as the masses opt for the more well - known Bahamian islands of Nassau or Paradise Island — leaving all the more untouched beauty for you to discover.

Since it's founding in 1974, Kenkeleba House has flown under the radar as a not - for - profit gallery space and artist center.

But maybe that is why commissions have an erratic history and the ULCC, flying under the radar as it does, has been in existence since 1918.

The rest of its hardware was extremely unimpressive, and the J2 flew under the radar as a result.

Compared with social media job search heavyweights like LinkedIn, Twitter often flies under the radar as a tool for job search success.

Growing in your basement, your entire operation is stealth based... flying under the radar as much as possible.

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The three - year - old startup began as an «Uber for janitors» service and has largely flown under the radar.

Known as a very private individual who says no to suitors much more than he says yes, he seems to prefer to fly under the market's radar.

As far as affordability goes, Bolton West is flying under the radar, says Santo Sessa with Re / Max Premier IncAs far as affordability goes, Bolton West is flying under the radar, says Santo Sessa with Re / Max Premier Incas affordability goes, Bolton West is flying under the radar, says Santo Sessa with Re / Max Premier Inc..

The media did pay some attention to a similar CBOE announcement last week, and we did comment on the fact as well, but the CME launch mostly flew under the radar.

But starting in 2010 under President Obama and as recently as September 2017 under President Trump, the United States government has done something that's flown under the radar of many activists fighting to end child slavery: intentionally ignored its own law.

Christians flew under the radar, staying under the surface until the end of the second century, when they emerged as people with a visual and a literary culture.

Although he has flown under the radar, SEC Player of the Year Kentavious Caldwell - Pope has seen his stock skyrocket and is now seen as a likely top ten pick.

Fred Warner: ILB, BYU (6» 3.4», 235) DOB = 11/19/1996; 4th - year Senior Warner has flown under the radar of most evaluators so far, but when I saw how he performed as a Will LB during the Senior Bowl week, I came away very impressed.

As terrible as our bullpen has been all season, we've got quite a few success stories that have mostly flown under the radaAs terrible as our bullpen has been all season, we've got quite a few success stories that have mostly flown under the radaas our bullpen has been all season, we've got quite a few success stories that have mostly flown under the radar.

As a unit, they will no longer be able to fly under the radar for obvious reasons..

They flew under the radar for the majority of the year as much of the fanfare was given to Teams seeded # 1 - 5 entering the Playoffs..

No 2 teams are flying as under the Radar as these guys.

This is a crew that may fly under the radar somewhat during the rest of the Regular Season as they will likely trail in the Standings a bit..

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.

The Mechanic, as he's known to golf fans, can count 20 European Tour victories to his name, but has flown under the radar in the States until the last few years.

Why a versatile safety tops PFF's board over every cornerback, two CBs flying under the radar, and the corner who compares favorably to Marshon Lattimore as a prospect.

Arsenal's signing of Kelechi Nwakali may have largely flown under the radar this summer, especially as the Gunners brought in high profile name such as Shkodran Mustafi, Granit Xhaka and Lucas Perez but the young Nigerian is most certainly very highly rated by the Gunners.

This may have flown under the radar a bit, as it was on the same night that Chelsea were performing their heroics out in Barcelona.

From the likes of Grafite and Zvjezdan Misimović to players such as Claudio Pizarro, Daniel Baier and Alexander Meier, there are always a few match - winners whose exploits fly under the radar abroad — and few of the division's current staples are capable of soaring quite so high as Raffael.

Al - Rasheed Benton is a name who has flown criminally under the radar as of late.

I escape censorship because my book flies under the radar by dealing with such obviously taboo subjects as teenage prostitution.

As a name, Caspian is still flying relatively under the radar, first appearing on the charts in 2006, according to babynamescience.com.

Unless it's flying under the radar for some reason, a campaign should generally establish a presence in prominent online spaces as soon as possible, beginning the process of feeding the website and CRM via a Facebook profile, YouTube channel, MySpace page and perhaps a Twitter account.

The cuckoos also use their crafty «hawk impression'to allow them to fly «under the radar», undetected as they scope out potential nests in which to deposit their parasitic eggs.

As sensitive as it is, it still allows some variants, and thus some subclones, to fly under the radaAs sensitive as it is, it still allows some variants, and thus some subclones, to fly under the radaas it is, it still allows some variants, and thus some subclones, to fly under the radar.

This powerful substance, made by honeybees, has been around for centuries yet flown under the radar in modern times, where (often harsh) acids and retinols are touted as the best skin - smoothing ingredients.

Something called «Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth», also known as SIBO, tends to fly under the radar, but can be especially problematic in athletes who have been consuming a traditional high carbohydrate diet, because bacteria in the gut tend to feed quite readily upon sugars and starches.

These from Cole Haan are subtle enough to fly under the radar when worn as part of a smart casual outfit.

He has flown somewhat under the radar however, but following his ready - to - wear debut in A / W 2013, a collaboration with La Redoute and his nomination as an ADNAM finalist, Kayrouz is a name set to breakout into wide renown soon enough.

Any message or deeper insights (mostly about communism and religion) fly under the radar, as the movie goes from one parody of old Hollywood film to another, but if you aren't a fan of TCM, this movie might not be your cup of tea.

Tatum has had a couple of flops this year as well, but they've flown under the public's radar.

Finally, Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk has been flying quietly under the radar but as you can see from the chart above, it is second only to Three Billboards in terms of the mentions that matter.

Last year, we did pretty well when we made our guesses, but as always, there are films and filmmakers that are flying under our radar.

With the exception of Boyhood, which emerged as a Best Picture favorite only to fall to Birdman, Linklater's work has mostly flown under the radar of awards organizations, aside from Adapted Screenplay nominations at the Oscars for the two Before sequels.

Flying under the radar is often a great way to win reality shows, and as such, remains a great way to win an Oscar race that has way too many people covering it.

Welcome to The Best Movie You NEVER Saw, a column dedicated to examining films that have flown under the radar or gained traction throughout the years, earning them a place as a cult classic or underrated gem that was either before it's time and / or has aged like a fine wine.

It's the same feeling that compels awards bodies to vote for this stuff: mainstream passing as estimable while the real deal flies for the most part under the radar.

But even more anticipated was Rise Of The Guardians, which has, as director Peter Ramsey put it, been «flying under the radar for three years.»

There's no fruit in looking at Conquest as a Christ parable, but there's endless fruit in looking at The Passion of the Christ as a big - budget version of an exploitation / snuff film, packed to the rafters with disturbing suggestions about societal order (gays suffer a lot at the hands of Gibson's fantasies — women, mostly, at Fulci's), and flying in under the radar of social acceptability where Fulci's films have been relegated to the fanatic's collection and the last independent movie store in your state.