Sentence examples for skinny flat from inspiring English sources

"Skinny flat white, Kate".

Chen has a thesis that Instagram's story arc is basically this: started with crappy pictures, then lifestyle gurus with SLR cameras made skinny flat whites into still-life perfection.

There is Thomas Selby's (Cillian Murphy) three-piece, herringbone suit – very east London hipster having a skinny flat white in an artisan coffee shop – while his haircut (a modernised short back and sides, a TV byword for "psychotic tendencies", hello Mr Robot) feels achingly contemporary.

Look for a skinny, flat and round rock about the size of your palm, which is just heavy enough to be immune to breezes and turbulence, but still light enough to be thrown with accuracy.

But buying one of those skinny flat-screen sets is the easy part; finding a place for it is another.

Many photographed the portable heating units scattered about the village: skinny, flat-topped metal pyramids with flames coursing through an interior tube.

Bigger, skinnier flat screens, Blu-ray players galore and 4K, 8K and all the various other Ks.

You can rock almost anything if you are skinny and flat.

I was skinny and flat-chested, but wore a padded bra my mother had bought for me.

I thought I was too skinny, too flat-chested, too pointy-chinned, too hairy-thighed, and I had no idea what to do with my thick, frizzy, Irish thatch-roof hair.

Snoop's various looks followed suit, running along a larger continuum of style that has evolved into a glorious mishmash of skinny jeans, flat-billed baseball hats, oversize sweaters, preppy layering, limited-edition sneakers, flannels, vintage curiosities, weird screenprints, and whatever else makes its wearer look good without pretense.