low profile

How To Use low profile In A Sentence

• THE man who went undercover in an attempt to expose the bung culture in English football was keeping a low profile again yesterday. Times, Sunday Times
• They kept a low profile until the controversy had alated.
• The TV presenter and model may have been keeping a relatively low profile over the past year but she has still managed to earn a decent crust. The Sun
• Or do you try to keep a low profile about it?
• They also have a worryingly low profile. Times, Sunday Times
• We would have to keep a low profile.
• District judges handle the vast bulk of family and civil cases but they have a low profile. Times, Sunday Times
• The company likes to keep a low profile and let rival companies take the flak. Times, Sunday Times
• He's not the sort of politician to keep a low profile for long.
• When you are feeling happy, please enjoy it, but keep low profile.