| Britain's urban house market may be flat as a pancake, but out in the smarter shires, it's a tale of two very different sorts of properties. |
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| Swindon has hills and the nearby Cotswolds and Marlborough Downs, while Cambridge is flat as a pancake. |
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| Stay away from gels, pomades and waxes that will leave your strands flat as a pancake. |
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| Being as how the fens are flat as a pancake, and the cathedral is a very big building on top of a medium-sized hill, it's pretty visible. |
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| Activity in the biggest eurozone economies remains as flat as a pancake. |
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| The second set was as flat as a pancake for the first few games. |
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| Here on the east coast of the USA, the coast is flat as a pancake. |
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| It was as flat as a pancake and had evidently hit the house at a high rate of speed. |
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| But I found Lisbon as flat as a pancake with nothing at all to make you gasp. |
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| Delivered, as it is here, by the well-seasoned Earl Jones it falls flat as a pancake. |
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| And forget all that nonsense about Saskatchewan being flat as a pancake. |
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| If something that heavy landed on him, he'd be squished flat as a pancake. |
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| Flat as a pancake – the land and the atmosphere. |
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