Sentence examples similar to low key location from inspiring English sources

The car as a low-key location for celebrities to be themselves is not a new phenomenon – Robert Llewellyn discovered it with his Carpool series, Jerry Seinfeld maximised on it with Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, and it is more or less the entire point of Top Gear – but Corden seems to have mastered the form.

Accessed from a small backstreet, the atmosphere is quiet, low key and unfussy, and the location is dead central.

Grain companies battened down in key locations.

Quiet, low key.

"We are low key".

"He's very low key.

It was very low key.

Business was slow, low key.

"Low key," she finished diplomatically.

"Low key," she muttered.

"Very low key.