Sentence examples for took a low from inspiring English sources
After the 2007 Grammy Awards the Dixie Chicks took a low profile.
As Richter moved backward, Robitaille took a low backhand shot, hoping to beat Richter between the skates.
Jeter ranged to his left, but the ball took a low bounce under his glove and skipped away.
My mortgage [£220 a month] is about the same as last year because I took a low interest rate deal.
He took a low dosage, but still, he says, very quickly his voice dropped and physical changes were noticeable.
He ran through midfield and took a low shot that went off the fingertips of a diving Ricardo Pereira inside the left post.
And even the Japanese carmakers, wary of reviving protectionist sentiments, took a low-key approach.
"But I took a low-key approach so none of them were overaggressive with me".
By 1999, Mr. Tsang was too ill to work, and Mrs. Tsang took a low-paying job in a laundry.
He specifically said he did not want to use the word "meddling," and took a low-key and nonjudgmental approach upon arriving here.
If they took a low-paying job, which was often the case, they would still receive a small portion of their benefits for a time.
