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Meanings of divide into flats in English

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Usage of divide into flats in English
1
It was smaller, more like a large house divided into flats.
Damaged
2
It is divided into flats and the building has no sign of any kind.
The Irish Times
3
The house was sizeable, and had been divided into flats.
Complete Books of Blood
4
Number 3 has been divided into flats and is in need of a complete revamp.
The Irish Times
5
John owned a tall rickety building, divided into flats.
The Irish Times
6
When its owners, who both work in the film sector, first bought the property it was divided into flats.
The Irish Times
7
The fire started at the house, divided into flats, just after 11.30pm on Monday.
The Irish Times
8
The three-storey red brick property, which at one stage was divided into flats, has been vacant for about 10 years.
The Irish Times
9
That, and perhaps the bell-pushes beside the front door, letting you know that 17 Waterloo Road was once divided into flats.
The Irish Times
10
They parked outside the address that Eddie had written down, a shabby terrace house in wedding-cake white, now divided into flats.
Corduroy mansions
11
The blaze broke out at a property in Cabra, which is divided into flats, at around 3.30am.
The Irish Times
12
The house had been divided into flats and we camped in a couple of rooms while the builders took up residence in the rest.
The Guardian
13
Houses that had been divided into flats or rented out entirely were being bought, often by young couples, and renovated back to single family use.
The Irish Times
14
Dublin 4's pigeons (the better sort) are lonely at 19 Marlborough Road since the bedsitter tenants left (it's divided into flats).
Independent.ie