No reply, but two clear eyes began to fill to the very brim.

Unbelieving, I rubbed my eyes; then leaped to the very brim of the bowl.

Then indeed the cup of her pure joy seemed full to the very brim.

And is not the world full to the very brim, of Kings and their sons?

Is not the whole world full to the very brim of women, with cruel eyes?

To the very brim, garçon-tothe very brim!

We needed but your coming, my daughter, to fill our cup of joy to the very brim.

And they found that it was filled, up to the very brim, with...

His voice was very careful, as if he were balancing a glass of water filled to the very brim.

But sometimes there is suddenly produced an ebullition so violent, that the lava rises almost to the very brim.

Gentlemen, said Mr. Robertson, I take the liberty of asking you to fill a bumper to the very brim.

Could such small drops have produced an overflowing, if the vessel had not already been filled to the very brim?

The dish he placed on the table with the basin in it and filled the latter with water to the very brim.

After making them, he filled a large vessel with water to the very brim, and dropped the mass of silver into it.

Hardly had he spoken when his pail, which before had been quite empty, became full to the very brim with great delicious strawberries.

Fill the jars with the fruit, all you can put in, then hold the jar slanting and fill with syrup to the very brim.