flatten out

You get to see how your life looks flattened out.

He flattened out, and seemed to look over the top.

Economic growth flattened out in the first half of the year, they said.

He flattened out a little in the end, but I still think he's the best 3-year-old, no matter what happened.

Yet it had never flattened out enough to become a place where a person could walk, either.

Number Three finally got some sense and flattened out of sight.

He turned around and nearly flattened out on the sand.

At not more than two hundred feet it flattened out.

But when I'm up on the rock, everything seems to flatten out.

A moment later, it flattened out and remained in one position.

He just had no punch and flattened out in the middle of the turn.

"There's no hard evidence we've seen that things have even started to flatten out yet."

The boat flattened out on the face of the wave.

Rhythm flattened out after a strong middle move as the 5-2 favorite.

Then, the 10-kilometer course flattened out and Williams proved she was the woman who would.

And what if the stock market flattens out for a long period?

"It's a dead chicken run over by a car and flattened out on the road, right?"

They found a place where the banks flattened out a little on both sides of the river.

Then the ground seemed to flatten out into a plateau.

It lifted a little as the road flattened out behind the beach.

Then the road came over the crest, flattened out, and went into a forest.

"That pattern did seem to flatten out over the last couple of years, but it may be coming back."

Without conscious thought, he flattened out just as they landed.

Commodity prices rose for about a year after 2003 before they flattened out.

"The longer you wait, the higher the level it flattens out at," he said.