Have ready a frying-pan, nearly full of boiling lard.
Proceed thus till the pot is nearly full, finishing with a lid of paste, not fitting quite closely.
Proceed in this manner with alternate layers of crab or lobster, and of oysters, till the dish is nearly full.
When the pot is nearly full, cover its contents with a large round or circular piece of paste.
A nearly full-grown leaf (afterwards proved to be highly sensitive to contact) stood almost horizontally, so that by driving a long thin pin through the foliaceous petiole close to the blade, it was rendered motionless.
Similar observations were occasionally made on young leaves (for the older ones moved very little) produced by nearly full-grown plants.
Oxalis acetosella: circumnutation and nyctitropic movements of a nearly full-grown leaf, with filament attached to the midrib of one of the leaflets; traced on vertical glass during 20 h.
Continue these alternate layers until the dish is nearly full; then cover with a thin layer of cracker and pieces of butter.
Continue this until the crôustade is nearly full, having the last layer a thick one of crumbs.
Continue this until the form is nearly full, and then cover with the remainder of the force-meat.
A bottle of whiskey, and a wine glass, were produced by the girl, and the sorceress filled the glass, nearly full, with the spirits.
Many a full or nearly full-blood Gipsy will say that Gipsies do not mix their blood with that of the stranger.
A full or nearly full-blood young English Gipsy looks upon herself with all the pride of a little duchess, while in the company of young male mixed Gipsies.
Then another bunch; then more sugar, and so on till the jar is nearly full; finishing with a layer of sugar.
Then more venison, and then more cakes, till the pot is nearly full.
Spread thickly upon each stratum of tomatoes, and when the dish is nearly full, put tomatoes uppermost, a good bit of butter upon each slice.
Proceed in this order until the pot is nearly full, when cover with water, and stew slowly—the pot closely covered—for three-quarters of an hour.
When the pot is nearly full, pour in a quart of cold water and put on the upper crust, cutting a small round hole out of the middle, through which you can add hot water should the gravy boil away too fast.
Another layer of cracker, wet with milk, and so on until the dish is nearly full.
If a scale from such a cone is examined about the first of June, the ovules will probably be nearly full-grown, oval, whitish bodies two to three millimetres in length.
As the embryo enlarges, the walls of the basal part of the archegonium grow rapidly, so that the embryo remains enclosed in the archegonium until it is nearly full-grown (Fig.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nearly full" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
