Sentence examples for become a flat from inspiring English sources

Before that day, we had long worked to become a flat organization.

So, we keep listening, until the eyewitness accounts become a flat drone.

At one time it was suggested that he should drink gin to keep him from growing so he could become a flat jockey, but his love was steeplechasing.

The UK has become a flat, ugly, smouldering disaster zone, and by the year 2020 we'll all be dressed in rags and feasting on abandoned placentas for sustenance, like the people in Threads.

This could be a decent option for Hodgson, the danger being that 1-2-1 in midfield can easily become a flat midfield four, where once again England would be vulnerable and exploited between the lines.

After pinwheel movement, the prospective RPE spreads dramatically to become a flat monolayer: the distance between nuclei increases greatly, and cells spread to cover the back of the NR (Fig. 6A-D′, supplementary material Movie 10).

Meanwhile, it wants to speed up reforms already planned for the second state pension so that it will become a flat-rate benefit like the BSP by around 2030.The aim is that, together, the two flat-rate state benefits will provide a pension worth about 30% of average earnings.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, December 20 , 1958P. 75 "From Start to Finish," by John Hislop (Hutchinson), is full of sound advice for a boy who wants to become a flat-race jockey, and it is also lucid and witty.

"But if you play that it becomes a flat performance, so I didn't.

The easy smile disappears and Mr. Wicinski's mouth becomes a flat line.

In the calculations, a buckled sheet is initially set for c-silicyne, but the optimized structure becomes a flat plane akin to graphyne.