During the communist era, Christmas in Budapest was a low-key affair, often celebrated clandestinely. |
Instead it can offer a relaxed and low-key environment that feels like it isn't trying too hard. |
Low-intensity warfare of this kind does not bring quick results and much of the work is low-key, repetitive and painstaking. |
The most worrying aspect of the problem is the police's low-key approach to bringing offenders to book. |
We are trying to home in on the talent, focus on the best stories, and we try to be low-key and modest about our role. |
The celebrations are expected to be modest and low-key, a reflection of the falling economic fortunes of the territory. |