Sentence examples for come flat from inspiring English sources

Neither does Mr. Oney come flat out and say who killed Mary.

Reversible leather and felt bowls (on table), called Plyfold, come flat and snap into shape.

Similar to Ikea furniture, the 3D printers like the £700 Velleman K8200 come flat packed and require construction before they can be used, with 1kg of the plastic printing material costing £30.

I'll come flat out and say it - this is one strange attraction, showcasing a very idiosyncratic personality.

They don't come flat-packed from Ikea.

The three-year-old London-based travel guide series doesn't look like anything else the issues come flat-bound like literary quarterlies or, at $450 a year for ten issues, cost like anything else.

House Budget Committee Chairman John Spratt (D-S.C ., who lost election in November, inD-S.C . in his comments to the commission that he'd also support it, but didn't come flat-out and say he wholostotelection

It comes flat, disc-shaped.

The Riki stool comes flat, in 14 pieces, and must be assembled by the user.

Out went the old furniture and bland paint schemes and in came flat screen TVs and marble countertops.

This week's prize is a copy of Timeform's Horses To Follow for the coming Flat season.