Sentence examples for getting a flat from inspiring English sources

He'll be getting a flat there, unlike certain of his superiors.

For him, the brilliance is that authors can now share in the profits instead of getting a flat fee.

When we talk about this, she perks up, talking about moving to London, getting a flat and how her mum didn't mind.

"You can handle maybe getting a flat tire, or getting caught up in a wreck, or a blown engine, something that actually happens on the race track.

Last April, Alison Buckholtz wrote in this column about how her family tried to cope with her husband's months at sea aboard an aircraft carrier by getting a Flat Daddy, a life-size cardboard cutout of Scott's image.

(Statham looked at getting a flat with her boyfriend, but even studios proved too expensive – so, instead, she lives with a flatmate, while her boyfriend chips in for the few nights a week he stays over).

As Pip Coburn, an analyst at UBS, puts it: "Getting a flat-panel TV today is as exhilarating as getting a desktop computer 15 years ago if you can remember what that was like".But the main reason for the sudden emergence of flat-panel TVs is that manufacturers smell a lucrative new market.

Suppose they broke an axle or got a flat tire?

She is also hoping to get a flat.

If you get a flat, drive on the rim.

He's got a flat spot on his tyre now.