Sentence examples for have to be flat from inspiring English sources
Tim Curtis shows that whatever goes over the sofa does not have to be flat.
"The fundamentals have to be flat or declining, giving the company a motivation to make things look better than they really are.
Nurit Bar-Shai, an artist in her late 30s, said that her lack of science degrees frees her to ask "stupid questions" like "Why does an agar dish have to be flat?" So she's trying to sculpture agar "like Jell-O" to "observe bacterial colonies in 3-D".
"More broadly, the MagicScroll project is also allowing us to further examine notions that 'screens don't have to be flat' and 'anything can become a screen'.
The photos have to be flat, artless reproductions.
Yes, I know, field recordings are usually the preserve of Wire reading Cafe Oto types, but they don't have to be flat aural documents of the sound of bus stops in Doncaster or whatever.
Yes, patience followed by hindsight are enjoyably invaluable while watching The Walking Dead, because every episode does not always have to be flat-out balls-to-the-wall action as if you are watching a Michael Bay Film.
It had to seal off the brain so that it wouldn't dry out, and it had to be flat, to avoid optical distortion.
For nearly two weeks, he had to be flat on his back while a device was made that would surround his body like a steel birdcage from armpits to hips, held in place by a tight leather-and-canvas corset.
Under the assumption that the noise is spatially white, the power is distributed uniformly over all the angles of arrival and the spatial spectrum has to be flat.
