Sentence examples for flat for me from inspiring English sources
Long Island "is a little too flat for me because I'm used to seeing the mountains," the elder Mrs. DeLorme said.
I won't reveal it, but I will say that the tricksy solution falls flat for me, as other provocative film-makers have reached the same emotional conclusion in a more concordant manner.
"When he died," Lamija recalled, "so many people came to the house, saying, 'He helped me find a job,' 'He gave me loans,' 'He guaranteed my credit,' 'He found a flat for me.' Then I realized how he was a good person and how many good things he did and never mentioned".
It fell flat for me, lacking complexity and offering little in its bouquet.
He tossed down the gauntlet to the Obama team on Medicare, saying bluntly "We will win this debate!" He tried poetry at times, which fell flat for me (describing Obama as "a ship trying to sail on yesterday's wind"), but with all the red meat showered on the crowd you'd have thought it was a gathering of Atkins Diet enthusiasts or something.
Flat soda (for me, flat Coke) has been an effective home cure since I was an infant, and my personal experience inclines me to use it again when upset strikes.
"I put together my inspiration boards, I hired a student to draw some flats for me so there were garments in there.
With reference to the preferable configuration of joint SNP calling and RFI using the SVR-lin model, the accuracy response as a function of genotype missing data thresholds was roughly flat for the Me population (with values around 0.35 in the range of 0.30 0.50 missing data), while showing a peak of 0.32 accuracy at 0.50 missing data for PV germplasm (Fig. 3).
Green juice for her, flat white for me.
I have been thinking about this because I recently moved flats, which for me meant boxing and heaving several Everests of books, accumulated obsessively since I was a kid.
A room in the flat was saved for me because, even though I work at Oberlin now, I am still a postdoctoral researcher here for another 18 months.
