be off the radar

Turn off the radar and what would they have to home on?

This seems to be going off the radar a bit.

They are people who simply went off the radar screen.

At the minute it is quite a long way off the radar.

That's because he's been kept off the radar by the North.

Also: I'm onto a big story, and need to go off the radar for a bit.

We wanted to be taken off the radar as a target.

Woods took his eyes off the radar picture and looked around.

He would go somewhere that was a little bit off the radar.

These people have been off the radar screen for years, said the secretary of state.

A popular team to watch had disappeared off the radar.

It has passed off the radar screen of public attention.

So again, it works on remaining sort of off the radar.

Dropped off the radar just a bit because of a slow start.

The next big disaster could be something off the radar of most Americans.

He simply wanted to disappear off the radar and start a new life.

He's another who has fallen off the radar for no really good reason.

This very likely kept him off the radar of big colleges.

I think they were thinking, oh, this'll be off the radar.

"The problem is absolutely off the radar screen," she said.

It was there, but its effects were felt below the surface, off the radar.

For the next five years, he dropped off the radar of American professional baseball.

"This is not a bad time to stay off the radar screen," he said.

Population was a big part of the environmental movement a few decades ago and it fell off the radar.

Indeed, only last week Facebook was off the radar for a short time in places.