Sentence examples for half flat from inspiring English sources
One was half flat from the load.
That year, we got out the second Saturday in June, in an hour and a half flat from the Upper West Side, having beat the traffic.
New York had been awful in the first half — flat and predictable and perhaps lucky to only be behind by a "Cubo" Torres penalty at the interval.
Her mount here was Mighty Mambo, a handicap hurdler in his day job but pressed into service as a mile and a half Flat horse for the purposes of this charity race.
"A mile and a half might not sound much but, when you run round the Hereford track as I've done, it's a lot further than you think". The St Michael's Hospice Charity Race is the last event on Tuesday's card at Hereford (17:00 GMT). Lee will ride one of her most successful horses Top Gamble, one of four mounts she has running in the mile and a half flat contest.
Place each eggplant half flat side up; top with coconut oil, harissa sauce and orange juice.
It is equivalent, for example, to just two and half flat-white coffees in a famous coffee chain, and would allow the recipient of that wage to rent a one-bedroom place in a dowdier part of London, so long as he or she didn't eat, use power, pay council tax or wear clothes.
You know a tattoo is truly great when half the people you show it to screw their faces up and look like they're about to keel over and puke, and the other half flat-out cry "fake".
Stoute has the only current leading British-trained challenger for the famous mile-and-a-half Flat race and hopes to give the three-year-old a racecourse gallop next week.
For microtonal specifications, the name and modifier are the same except in the case of half-sharp, half-flat, one-and-a-half-flat, and one-and-a-half-sharp. Accidentals up to quadruple-sharp and quadruple-flat are allowed.
The walls of the canteen in our stone mess hall were to be adorned with pictures inspired by the juniper bushes, the water hole complete with reflected clouds, and the birches of the half-flat, half-hilly heath.
