Sentence examples for definitely flat from inspiring English sources

Barak Dunayer, president of Barak Realty, said that prices were definitely flat in those neighborhoods and that fewer owners there were putting their apartments up for sale.

Cambridge-London, 155km Relatively short and definitely flat, with not one rated climb en route through Essex, but scenic villages aplenty like Finchingfield and Radwinter before the lengthy run-in past the Olympic park and across the capital to the Mall, replicating the finish of the 2012 Games road race.

She's definitely flat broke, but the look of her small apartment, which combines the tumult of a nursery and the sloppiness of a teen's bedroom, and features boxes of organic cereal among the chaos, is less a depiction of indigent squalor than a sign of slapstick gracelessness under pressure.

"Business has definitely been flat," Dr. Brian Kinney, a Los Angeles surgeon, said at the annual meeting of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, which concludes here Thursday.

We're definitely lying flat on our backs this week, with the disinterment of "Big Brother," now called -- with characteristic wit -- "Big Brother 2".

One person posting on the Pistonheads forum complains that in the first episodes of the first series "it sounded like a 6cyl but in this week's instalment it was definitely a flat four engine.

The yellow and blue colour scheme looks a bit 1980s and there's an electric storage heater instead of air conditioning and a TV that's definitely not flat screen.

If you look at the median age of a Chic fan, and I'm talking worldwide because the world is definitely super flat.

Definitely wear flat shoes, though, because even the most minor tumble in heels is going to end with you impaling yourself and/or exploding, which kind of defeats the object of dressing to stay alive even if it does submit to that old adage that fashion is something you must suffer for.

And when you are running from the enemy or parachuting anywhere, definitely wear flats.

One participant, Colin, described his 18-mile, one-hour and 25-minute commute from Whitby, north of the city, to the central business district: "This is definitely not a flat ride!