Sentence examples for be a flat from inspiring English sources

That will be a flat no.

It will be a flat market for years.

And ask if the charge will be a flat fee or based on an hourly rate.

This will be a flat rate paid at £155.65 a week.

Homemade mayonnaise is so superior to bottled that the answer should be a flat "no".

It has to be a flat part of the world if the oceans are going to rise over it".

More worrying would be a flat-out rejection of the outcome.

The bank's next new product, according to Mr. Sanchez, will be a flat-fee debit card.

"I think there should be a flat-rate tax at an appropriate level.

Then again, it's better to be friendly to all than to be a flat-out jerk to all but a few.

We assumed that the state pension will be a flat-rate £140 a week, as proposed by Iain Duncan Smith, which is £7,280 a year.