The large building behind the church is the principal prison.
Those wishing to walk should provide themselves with a pocket compass and a copy of the plan of the Forêt de Fontainebleau, 1½ fr.
In the Rue de la Chancellerie, near the Cour des Offices or east end of the Chateau, is the H.
From here the cave is nearly level, with several branches.
From here an additional descent of 10 feet leads to the floor behind the first-mentioned entrance, and there is about the same descent to a nearly level floor in the cave a short distance beyond.
The east wall was in best condition; the outer face was nearly vertical; the top of the highest stone remaining in it was 28 inches above the bottom of the lowest.
Formerly it was much resorted to as a pleasant place for social gatherings; but in recent years it has been used as a barn and storehouse.
The open end is large and forms an excellent shelter for cattle.
This is so named because a tusk was formerly exhibited at the hotel which was reported to have come from here.
To true a curved or warped surface, as of a board, lay it on the bench with the rounded side down and wedge it firmly underneath to make it as nearly level as possible.
In a barrel filled with coarse pebbles, the water of saturation would maintain a nearly level surface; if the material were more compact and retentive, a true level would be attained only after a considerable time.
Flat hand up, palm forward; then gently bent forward to nearly level, palm down.
Hold up the right A hand, waist high, palm to you, thumb pointing up, wrist bent so arm is nearly level.
A glance at the figures shows that the majority of orchards are on nearly level to slightly rolling land.
The country extending to the northward, from the top of the bank, is nearly level, or has a very gentle ascent for about five miles, when a more abrupt ridge rises to perhaps three hundred or four hundred feet above the lake.
The interior of the country, as seen from the top of the cliffs, appeared to be nearly level, and to abound in small lakes.
A low ridge of greenstone exists at the mouth of the Coppermine river, and from thence to Bloody-fall, a distance of ten miles, the country is nearly level, with the exception of some low ridges of trap which run through it.
Such a broad, nearly level stretch of land is called a plain.
Let us imagine that we are out on a piece of nearly level land, many, many times larger than our playground.
Where the ground is nearly level, it runs slowly, and is easily turned from its course.
This delta is a great gravel wash, nearly level, and quite bare of trees or plants, except a few herbs, the seeds of which have lately been washed down from higher up the valley.
The whole valley between was floored by a smooth, nearly level glacier, about a half mile wide and perhaps two miles long.
The Glacier House is located near the railroad, and occupies a small, nearly level, place at the bottom of one of those deep and narrow valleys characteristic of the Selkirks.
A large casting, but not of unusual size, from a nearly level field, poor pasture, laid down in a grass about 35 years before (1.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nearly level" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
