“In later years, Paley would insist that he had lived in a flat several blocks away, off Grosvenor Square on South Audley Street.”

“Sediments are washed onto the mud flat by tidal and storm currents.”

“To prevent this, most clockmakers fit the flat of the pendulum rod tight into the fork.”

“After the accident, Sarah couldn't escape the overwhelming flatness that seemed to engulf her every day.”

“The flatness of the soup was disappointing; it lacked any distinctive flavors.”

“The painter meticulously ensured the flatness of the canvas surface before applying delicate brushstrokes.”

“Joined by fishing buddy Richard, Nigel, from Colchester, in Essex, was using 10lb class tackle with a two hook flatty trace loaded with coloured attractor beads.”

“Make sure you also know how to fix a puncture in case you get a flatty.”

“Chin, who is forty-one, was born and reared a flatlander, in Mankato, Minnesota, where his parents, Chinese immigrants, worked as librarians.”

“If you live in Maine long enough, you're used to getting the Call from a flatlander, usually on the morning after some serious weather.”

“This is custom fork for a french flatlander who perfectly knew what he wanted.”

“After exploring gentle mountain slopes, taiga flatland and highland barrens, we suddenly reached the plateau's edge.”

“Now, in August, the shrill sound of grasshoppers rang out across the undulating flatland beyond Sand Creek.”

“Up well away from the river now in the heart of the flatland, insects are hitting the windshield.”

“In later years, Paley would insist that he had lived in a flat several blocks away, off Grosvenor Square on South Audley Street.”

“Sediments are washed onto the mud flat by tidal and storm currents.”

“To prevent this, most clockmakers fit the flat of the pendulum rod tight into the fork.”

“Anyway, the views from the top are terrific, one way down and out of the valley, over the flatlands to the North York Moors.”

“Then you go further south and the huge mountains turns into rolling hills and the rolling hills turn into flatlands.”

“The fertile valley, surrounded by desert mountains, ends in flatlands and on to the sea.”

“The original plan entailed joining two rooms to create a single flatlet but this required the displacement of half the households.”

“Letting from flatlet 20 m² to three bedrooms 90 m². Each flat own a terrace with view port or sea.”

“The flat, which he was ushered into by Terry, was no more than a flatlet, with kitchenette, bathroomette, and a bed-sitting-room with hideaway bed.”

“Acclimatization is relatively quick, and even flatlanders from the Midwest can go out and ski without any ill effects.”

“That said, hiking here takes preparation, especially for flatlanders.”

“He moved to New England to teach skiing, which is how he met my grandmother, a Philadelphia society girl who was among the early wave of modish flatlanders to take up the sport under the tutelage of the Austrians.”

“Some hostels are to be converted into flatlets accommodating two to six people.”

“The gun was bead blasted around the top of the slide and bottom of the frame and the flats were given a nice, even polish before bluing.”

“Indexing flats on the tailcap and main body of the light make this easy to do, even in darkness.”

“It is a London voice, it is the sound of the mudlark children in the clay flats herding their goats, selling their dung.”