Sentence examples for a low-key day from inspiring English sources

"While the White House communications staff expects the press pool to have a 'low-key day'," it read, "the president will NOT have a low-key day and has a full schedule of meetings and phone calls".

Traders are anticipating a low-key day for the markets, with the US closed for Martin Luther King day and snow disrupting the City of London.

Mr. Forrester, who said in his victory speech on Tuesday night that Mr. Torricelli had tarnished New Jersey's reputation, spent a low-key day meeting with voters in various diners and with reporters at his home in West Windsor.

A White House press secretary, however, was less on-message, telling the press travelling with the president that she expected a "low-key day" on Wednesday, according to the "pool report" shared by journalists.

President Bush spent a low-key day flying to Arkansas, where he told an audience in El Dorado that he was planning to put some new education programs in place, including one that would provide 20,000 low-income students with up to $5,000 each to study mathematics or science in college.

It was a low-key dish on a low-key day, but it became a part of American restaurant mythology all the same, because it wasn't long afterward that the kale salad ascended to fame and kale, once an esoteric green, went mainstream.

Since the party ended last year, Ms. Kola and Q-Tip are hoping to collaborate on a low-key Saturday night party, potentially at the Ace Hotel.

This year's vintage attractions included T'Pau, Ian Hunter, Blondie, Bonnie Raitt, Cockney Rebel and, in a low-key Thursday night headline slot, Happy Mondays, for whom Bez inexplicably only danced three songs.

David Cameron, who had a low key day yesterday with a visit to Birmingham Children's hospital with his wife Samantha, is making visits a to a school at Cannock Chase at 9.30am, another school in Derby at 11.15 am and a community meeting Penistone & Stocksbridge at 3.15 this afternoon.

The dock for the ferry to Isla Mujeres is just a five minute walk from the hotel and is the perfect way to spend a low key day.

In Austin, Tex., Mr. Bush spent an equally low-key day.