Sentence examples for take a low from inspiring English sources

It will take a low horizon and, of course, good weather to witness this unusual sight.

Mr Corbyn, historically opposed to the EU, will probably take a low profile.

And how does one take a low profile when Secret Service agents and Capitol police accompany one's every move?

"Their priority has been to take a low profile, and that has backfired on them" during this crisis.

I feel I had to take a low, because in Mis-Teeq, although it was hard work, we never had any major obstacles.

Here are the highlights: Denham suggested Nick Clegg and the Lib Dems should take a low profile in the alternative vote campaign to avoid damaging its chances.

The Gore campaign has tried to take a low-key view of the sites that make fun of Mr. Gore.

"I think of myself: I'll take a low-cost flight, and it doesn't really matter where I sleep.

In 1991, when he was 21, he arrived in New York City to take a low-level job at Aquavit.

Many of these reports praised the governing coalition's decision to take a low-key approach to the conflict.

Of course, it is much easier to take a low-paying job at a nonprofit when your corporate-minded classmates can't find work.