Sentence examples for low-key contest from inspiring English sources

Hearts secured a sixth Championship home victory in a row by defeating Raith 2-1 in a low-key contest.

A second-half Alan Hutton goal proved sufficient to dispose of Partizan Belgrade in a low-key contest, during which a much changed Rangers team failed to reach the heights of last Saturday's 3-0 victoverover Hibernian but ensured they emerged unbeaten from the group phase.

Many Scots desire a more low-key contest when Rangers and Celtic meet on Sunday to halt the negativity overwhelming the sport in the country, not least the police and the politicians who were required to enter the debate over the controversies last season.

So CERN established TrackML, a relatively low-key contest in which physicists and data scientists can download gigs of real collider data and train up models to classify it correctly.

And though a more low-key contest, the race for Virginia's attorney general also tipped in the Democrats favor; with 90percentt of votes reported, Democrat incumbent Mark Herring was announced as the winner.

Bernie!" The object of their desire was Bernie Sanders, a presidential candidate whom pundits give no chance of winning the nomination but who has touched a nerve in what has otherwise been a low-key Democratic contest.

Leeds can call themselves world champions this morning for the first time in their history, after surviving an improbable second-half fightback from Canterbury which turned a low-key romp into a stirring contest.

Three years after its low-key TV debut as an amateur contest, The Great British Bake Off is moving to BBC1 after proving an unlikely hit on BBC2.

Admittedly, the Hennessy meeting – or Newbury Winter Festival, as we are now supposed to call it – has a low-key start, with only four horses contesting the day's biggest prize.

Wales lack tournament experience and are demonstrably a smaller nation than some of the teams who might contest the final, but their low-key approach has served them well.

The match had begun in a relatively low-key atmosphere, but the dramatic nature of the contest brought the 15,000 spectators on Centre Court to life.