The phrase "and flat in the" is not a complete or clear expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts where it is part of a larger phrase or sentence, but on its own, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The surface was smooth and flat in the sunlight."
Alternatives: "and level in the" or "and even in the".
At that age, he looks surprisingly like Derrick, except that Willie Bryant's hair is straightened and flat in the then popular painted-on style.
The territory in which he operated was vaguely hilly in the north and flat in the south, on the fringes of the coastal plain.
Your complexion can appear dull and flat in the winter months, so give it a boost by switching to a foundation that has light-reflecting particles in it.
The colors in these works are sometimes bright and flat in the manner of Matisse's papier-collés, which were a clear influence.
For now the parchment will stay under weights until Jennifer and I meet up again to create an enclosure that will ensure the parchment stays safe and flat in the museum's storage.
Furthermore, the isotherms in the lithospheric mantle are bent upwards in the northwestern corner and flat in the northern and northeastern model part, whereas they are bent downwards in the central part of the model below the basin.
The unpaid work involves cleaning houses and flats in the Sussex area as well as offices.
The cause of the fire, which broke out on Monday morning at a shop and flats in the area, is not yet known.
Some have marked notes with accidentals throughout, even when using a key signature, and others have mixed sharps and flats in the same signature.
An estimated 22,000 rooms and flats in the Dutch capital are now offered for rent this way at least once a year.
According to the source, one idea voiced by Kaplan was to build chess "towers" in 10-15 carounds around the world, featuring offices and flats, in the shape of a rook.
