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floor

[flawr] / flɔr /




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One of the products Habitable rates highly for flooring is linoleum, a durable natural product that has been widely replaced with PVC.

From BBC

The library was housed in the top floors of the Metropolitan Building, but I avoided the elevators and took the stairs down the eight flights to ground level, ignoring the still-raw blisters on my feet.

From Literature

Mine today is yellow, my last clean one, excavated from the crumpled piles on my wardrobe floor and pale enough that I’d hoped it would go unnoticed.

From Literature

They in turn help set a floor on borrowing costs across the economy, meaning the recent rise in yields has already made 30-year mortgages and other types of debt more expensive.

From The Wall Street Journal

JB: Anyone that picks someone up in the scrum and takes them to the clouds - up to the fourth floor - is in for me.

From BBC