To one pound of finest pulverized sugar add three wine-glassfuls of clear water.
To the last add the yolks of 6 eggs; heat it gently over the fire until it thickens, keeping it well stirred, then farther add two or three glassfuls of brandy, and pour it into small cups or shallow glasses.
One or two wine-glassfuls of the tea or decoction (1 oz.
To be used during the intermission of an ague in wine-glassfuls at a time.
Used by glassfuls in lead colic, or after poisoning by lead.
Mixed with cold water, in the proportion of two liqueur-glassfuls to a tumbler of water, it constitutes a very strengthening and pleasant drink.
Ordinary Dose—Two or three claret-glassfuls daily, half an hour before or immediately after eating.
Place in a soda-water tumbler two wine-glassfuls of sherry, one tablespoonful of sifted sugar, and two or three slices of orange.
Pour into a large jug one bottle of claret, add two wine-glassfuls of sherry, and half a glass of maraschino.
There was an opened bottle of wine, hardly touched, and another of brandy, from which about five or six small glassfuls had been taken.
He asked for a moment, and, turning towards the little table, he filled and drank two large glassfuls of water in succession.
Add two wine-glassfuls of sherry and a table-spoonful of castor sugar.
Mix a pint of cream, a quarter of a pound of castor sugar, the juice of half a lemon, and two wine-glassfuls of maraschino, and freeze.
As about 6 glassfulsof jelly may be cooked at one time, the kettle in which the juice is boiled should be of adequate size to cook this amount without danger of its boiling over.
Whatever quantity of jelly is desired may be made, but usually it can be handled best if not more than 6 glassfuls are made at one time.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "glassfuls" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
