Sentence examples for build a flat from inspiring English sources

He hated the whole International Style, which he called 'flat-chested.' Wright really built the Edgar Kaufmann house, Fallingwater, as an answer to our 1932 show at the museum — as though he were saying, 'All right, if you want a flat roof, I'll show you how to really build a flat roof.' It was a wonderful answer.

Build a flat roof, then build up turret layers on top.

The three companies, the Matsushita Electric Industrial Company, the Toshiba Corporation and Hitachi, and a handful of smaller partners will invest 110 billion yen ($1 billion) to build a flat-panel plant in Chiba prefecture, east of Tokyo, capable of producing 2.5 million 32-inch television panels a year, the companies said in a joint statement.

To build a flat-screen plant, by sheer coincidence, in House Speaker Paul Ryan's district, Ryan's buddy, Governor Scott Walker, compelled his Republican legislature to cobble together a $3 billion taxpayer-funded package for an unenforceable promise of 13,000 jobs (from an initial 8,000 jobs after more taxpayer cash was assured).

Mackintosh built a flat facade in reddish stone, Holl in greenish glass with projecting and receding volumes.

"We don't think it's good enough to build a lovely flat, anyone can build a lovely flat anywhere," Fagg told me.

"Anyone can build a lovely flat anywhere".

"We don't think it's good enough to build a lovely flat," says Richard Fagg, Regional Director for London and the South East for property giant Bouygues Development.

For example, to sell the Highgrove, the 18-story, 98-unit condo he's putting up in Stamford, Conn., where he is based, Mr. Schlesinger spent $2 million to build a 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footlifelike three-bedroom.

It is believed Pratt, who also owns the furniture store situated next door to the venue, plans to knock down the buildings in order to build a block of flats in their place.

Since starting the business three years ago, it has provided Mbilishi with a significant source of income, helping her to open a shop and build a two-bedroom flat.