Sentence examples for not nearly full from inspiring English sources

Q. Delta says the flights are not nearly full, and that it is losing money.

Yet when we stayed one night in November the 300-room hotel, unusually, was not nearly full.

I was disappointed to see the audience not nearly full, despite the raves.

Were Warby Parker a publicly traded company, Mr. Drexler argued, an analyst might use that to suggest that the store wasn't nearly full.

The Jazz Standard wasn't nearly full for the tenor saxophonist David Sánchez's early show on Thursday night, so it's important to get the word out that his current band — new as of two years ago — has settled into its music, swapped out a drummer and become quite great.

After making my group stand in a stairwell for 30 minutes, the staff at the not-nearly-full-enough-for-a-line Drink in Boston brought my colleague a French 75.

The Olympic event, though, is not nearly as full a day's work as is the Hawaii Ironman, the extreme version of the triathlon that was first contested in 1979 and grabbed most of the early attention devoted to the new sport.

The general consensus from the Sky commentators, however, is that England's seamers haven't been nearly full enough.

The flowery a-MnOx nanostructure with ultra-slender petals (ca. 5 8 nm) on the framework of hierarchically porous GS CNT matrix not only enables nearly full utilization of a-MnOx but also retains sufficient conductivity and porosity for the high-rate charge discharge application.

But those who know and believe in Daschle -- and there are legions of friends, supporters, allies in Congress, a large alumni group of staffers and a few Indian chiefs -- swear this does not nearly tell the full story of the Tom Daschle we know.

The functionality of these transposons is not known, however, nearly full length hits to the gag-pol polyprotein nucleotide sequence were found on BACs 77-G20 and 74-F12 74-F12