Sentence examples for up from a flat from inspiring English sources

In 1992, Sotheby's announced the increase in the buyer's commission, up from a flat fee of 1percentt.

Three years before the seller's fees were changed, Sotheby's announced an increase in the buyer's commission, up from a flat fee of 10percentt.

But slightly older women, in their early 30s, saw an increase in their fertility rate in 2012, up from a flat rate in 2011 and a decline in 2010.

In one photograph, the complex of skyscrapers representing New York presents the city in miniature, thrusting up from a flat, hazy desert landscape that rolls out to the mountains.

According to an Ofcom release earlier this month, one in three residential connections was superfast in November 2014, up from a flat 0% in May 2010, and 25% in November 2013.

It's not true 3D, however, as you won't be able to move around within that environment, but it's still a big step up from a flat, static image.

Bitter, stubborn and under-resourced, he ended up broadcasting from a flat in Bow with an aerial poking out the window.

"Always exercise your hands and fingers," he suggested, "picking coins from the floor, picking up pins from a flat surface, constantly [touching] the tips of your fingers with the thumbs and [trying] to do it faster and faster".

At the end of the trunk are flaplike projections enabling it to perform amazingly delicate functions, such as picking up a coin from a flat surface or cracking a peanut open, blowing away the shell, and putting the kernel in the mouth.

No amount of scrimping on holidays or mobile phones will be enough to pay for the £100,000 needed to move up from a two-bed flat to a three-bed semi in many parts of Britain, let alone find the £500 a month that pension experts tell us we need to put aside every month to fund a decent pension in retirement.

She says: "When I picked the elderly people up from a block of flats, the conversation was really low key and they didn't know each other.