Sentence examples for applied plaster from inspiring English sources

IN one hallway, Mrs. Cleary applied plaster and then pressed in leaves, later dry-brushing them with taupe and green.

Like a hastily applied plaster cast, it healed the wounds at the expense of setting Bosnia's bones at distorted, disfiguring angles.

Months ago, working with a friend on an icy winter evening immediately after learning that her horse had died, Ms. Jagger applied plaster of Paris to its corpse to create molds for body parts.

Flatten the applied plaster with your hand as you wrap.

Gently press the applied plaster with your hand to smooth it.

Mr. Laib applies it with a putty knife as though he were applying plaster, keeping it no more than one inch thick.

Mr. Johnson's own bronzes, which can take up to two years to complete, are not cast by applying plaster to living people as Segal did.

This provides a hollow base for the final modeling, which is done by applying plaster with metal spatulas and by scraping and cutting down with rasps and chisels.

Parker gave Leo and me a lift to another Williamsburg garage, where Tony Matelli, a thirty-four-year old sculptor with a caustic and literate sense of humor, was applying plaster bandages to the shaved leg of an assistant, in order to make a cast for a new edition in a series called "Fucked".

The restoration campaign brought new insights into how Raphael worked, including how he transferred his drawings from a nearly nine-yard-wide cartoon onto the walls, the methods he used to apply plaster, how quickly he painted and the organization of his workshop.

Applying plaster and paint will only be a temporary solution.