Sentence examples for a low key year from inspiring English sources

Mr Kennedy himself, after a low key year, has also been given a boost by mapping out a distinctive and quizzical position on Iraq.

It's been a low-key year for Team Dynamite, one of New Zealand's best rap groups.

While Ohio's upcoming referendum on the state's controversial collective bargaining law has become the marquee issue on November's statewide ballot, two other state issues could impact voter turnout in what has been considered a low-key year.

Unlike 2010 (IBM spent $6 billion to acquire 17 companies in 2010), 2011 has been a relatively low-key year for IBM in terms of buying companies.

She is a low key presence.

It was created by Anthony E. Zuiker, a low-key 33-year-old writer who grew up in Las Vegas.

But Newman, a low-key, 24-year-old native of South Bend, Ind., is slowly sneaking up on Johnson.

The 7-6, 6-4 defeat in the last four of the low-key year-ending exhibition will hardly worry the Scot, who ends the year at world No1 having won titles at Wimbledon, the Rio Olympics and the ATP World Tour Finals.

Let morphing monsters rampage elsewhere, or educational programs jump up and down for attention; "Mister Rogers" stayed the same year after year, a low-key affair without animation or special effects.

On "Barbara Walters' 10 Most Fascinating People," she said that she saw herself living a low-key life in 10 years.

The Sun Came Out was released later that year, a low-key release by Selway's standards, but a handy place to find solo direction.