1.   Because of that, no one seems eager to have the radar as a neighbor.

2.   Children have great radar for these blank, forbidden areas, and they can be especially vulnerable to the fallout.

3.   Giokaris has a radar for spotting nonsense from pupils.

4.   He had such radar in his head for something that was sexist.

5.   If you had a police radar gun, it would be easy to do that.

6.   Investigators had only radar from which to reconstruct the accident.

7.   Rivers was next to put the ball on the turf, and Seau, as if he has radar, recovered it.

8.   The automatic pilot is not generally equipped with alarms to indicate trouble ahead, although most fishing vessels have radar.

9.   The man who tosses footballs as if his brain has radar was uncharacteristically overthrowing his receivers.

10.   This same daughter has a radar for the hidden cupholders I can never seem to find on my own.