Sentence examples for taken a flat from inspiring English sources

Her other significant mentor in the business, the itinerant Laura Marling, has recently taken a flat nearby.

Some agencies, like Accommodate London, take a flat 15 percent of each payment.

But when he takes a flat, level swing, his wrist feels fine.

The family took a flat in Phipps Bridge Estate, a housing project twenty minutes south of London.

Taking a flat ball from Gareth Davies, he darted down the right and fed Halfpenny on the outside.

The school takes a flat fee of $50, at 7.58 francs to the dollar, to arrange lodging and registration.

When the others on the beach went in swimming, Scott would get up, take a flat running dive into the shallow water, and come right out again.

But too often admissions officers take a flat figure, say 6.0 or 6.5, without taking into account other factors such as student acculturation.

Four of us girls took a flat at 31 Thurloe Street, with a fridge, a Baby Belling and a cabinet with a pull-down surface.

The family moved to Belgium (some problem with tax) and the girls were put to board in a convent while EWB and Dulcie took a flat in Antwerp.

If buyers complete their purchase online, the site takes a flat commission of no more than 5% over the cost of the jet charter, rising to 10% if they want a full concierge service.