It's lowdown comic acting of a very high order, and it's perfect punctuation for this valentine to a city that embraces the high, the low and everything in between.
It was a lowdown, sneaky move, and I admired Mr. Hudman and Mr. Ticer immensely for it.
That's true whether the language is lowdown (as in "Glengarry" and "American Buffalo") or high-flown (as in "Oleanna").
The tactics the family use to get the kids into the best private school are lowdown and very funny — and Dahlia runs the canny maneuvers like a military operation.
"Cowboys were lowdown, flea-ridden and boozing, so a guy who associated with them -- even though he romanticized them a lot, as my father did -- was looked down on".
It's the lowdown on four-star restaurants and also the best eats, information on theatre tickets, art galleries, and hotels, and if you're from out of town and thinking of relocating here, which we definitely hope that you are, you can find jobs jobs and real estate listings as well.
"It's on the lowdown a little bit," he added.
It's a good lowdown on jump ropes, dumbbells, weighted bars, weighted balls, treadmills and elliptical trainers.
Still he worked on, and it was characteristic that his Pope in the TV series The Tudors (2008) was as lowdown as his derelict in Venus had seemed aristocratic.
Most of the time it was simply people in a room talking (or yelling, or swearing) at one another, and the audience, led by that nervy camera, were eavesdroppers on the crummy, lowdown business that passed for political decision-making.
