Sentence examples for took a flat from inspiring English sources

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

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.

She took a flat, ostensibly for a lover, in fact for the resistance, sheltered men on the run and became a crucial part of the southern escape line to Spain, travelling all over southern France from Nice to Nîmes to Perpignan, with clothing, money and false documents.Inevitably, she was arrested.

Before Christmas he took a flat in what turns out to be sheltered housing 25 minutes' walk away, but because of the inconsistencies of the property market, the cost to the state of his new one-bedroom property is £113 a week.

Two weeks ago, in his team's 32-26 win over France, the 24-year-old took a flat pass straight off scrum-half Greig Laidlaw, cutting an inside line past a startled second row Sebastien Vahaamahina to go in under the posts.

Nonetheless it took a flat-out descent by team-mate Richie Porte to guide the race leader back to the group of top overall contenders, with Contador on their wheel.

George took a flat-panel computer monitor out of its plastic housing, attached it at the bottom to a wooden arm mounted on a spindle that rotates at 600rpm.

I take a flat iron to press them.

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

Nevertheless, they meet again, when the Wilcoxes (Vanessa Redgrave and Anthony Hopkins) take a flat opposite the Schlegels Londonn town house.