What Mr. Kemp's has produced is a low-key version of the play with race and stereotypes seen in much American art in recent years.
The C40 event, held in a cavernous and smart convention centre in Johannesburg's financial district, was like a low-key version of a heads of state summit.
Ms. Colon also cut a more low-key version in khaki, with top-stitching embroidered to simulate the outline of the Marimekko pattern.
It began with a low-key version of Ornette Coleman's "Broken Shadows," and Mr. Iverson ran through a solo that ended with dissonant high notes, like raindrops arriving in disjointed pairs.
Fallon said he hoped millions of people would buy into Royal Mail, and said the government will launch a low-key version of the "Tell Sid" promotion for the 1986 privatisation of British Gas.
Hotels like the Four Seasons and the Sutton Place -- where nearly 40percentt of the rooms are occupied by Americans and others making movies in town -- along with a number of restaurants that have become hangouts have turned parts of the city into a low-key version of Los Angeles or New York.
Here are our notes, in order: Michael Sarver: Sarver started off the show with a strangely low-key version of "Where Do I Go?" It's not one of the better-known songs from the musical, and it showed, though the arrangement — especially in the second half of the songs — paid off on the Blood, Sweat, and Tears feeling.
At the Emelin Theater production in Mamaroneck, the Narrator (Raymond J. McLeod) makes his entrance dressed in black and begins a lovely, low-key version of "Try to Remember" ("when grass was green and grain was yellow" and "no one wept except the willow").
This is a show about all those Cinderellas who never get to go to the ball, and the most moving moment comes in the recording studio when they each reveal the hidden hinterland of their emotional and daily lives in a sequence that is like a low-key version of A Chorus Line.
At the time, Bagehot concluded that this strategy was not so much a diplomatic third way as a bet on events: a low-key version of neoconservatism, wagering that gradual reforms would bring more stability than despotism.One month on, events in Libya have outrun the prime minister's cautious middle way.
What the motion suggests is actually a slightly more low-key version of secession.
