lie low

"Lie low, mes enfants," cried Aylward, motioning with his left hand.

I want to lie low; to square myself in my own sight and man's.

We must lie low for a few days, so as to put the authorities off their guard.

You lie low, and leave me to work things for the pair of us if I can.

In that respect, whether I liked it or not, I must “lie low.”

When I get anything the matter with me—which I don't often—I like to creep away and lie low.

All he could do was to crouch down in the ditch and “lie low.”

I guess the best plan is just to lie low, keep quiet and sneak in.

Hell come back to his boat and we can lie low and nab him when he does.

I told the Chief that it was madness not to lie low for a bit.