"I have actually been very low key," one officer, Sean Carroll, said in an interview.
"We've done it five or six times this year, very low key, one and a half to two hours at 55kph behind the bike".
While we were environmentalists, but low key, one of my sons happened to get a job which saw him end up in a dry tropical forest in Paraguay for five years and then off into the forestry business.
It's as great as you'd expect from a group who're low key one of the best British acts of the last few years.
The movie turns into a cobweb of tricky spins and twists that seems like a hip-hop version of "Ruthless People," and just at the point when Mr. DeVito had evolved past his grinning, one-dimensional roles and moved into more thoughtful, low-key ones like his performances in "The Big Kahuna" and "Get Shorty".
A low-key one, too, everybody thought.
9.18pm: There has been a reaction from the White House, although a rather low-key one.
This low-key, one-off gig introduces their third album, titled Stay Gold, before First Aid Kit head off on a US tour, reimporting American roots-pop back to the motherland.
His weapons are low-key one-liners that give a nod to the news, a refusal to bark in your face at 6.30am, and Justin Timberlake's ridiculously optimistic anthem Can't Stop the Feeling.
Her fourth film, "Nathalie Granger" (in a two-disk set from Blaq Out / Facets), from 1972, is a vehicle for a pair of international divas, Jeanne Moreau and Lucia Bosé, albeit an unusually low-key one; the setting is a cluttered old house near Paris, which was Duras's own.
It's also low-key one of the best Christmas movies of all time, right up there with Die Hard.
