Sentence examples for arm in plaster from inspiring English sources

An X-ray taken that afternoon showed a fracture and I spent that summer with my arm in plaster.

The day-old baby girl lying next to her mother is a picture of frailty, her tiny arm in plaster.

Maybe Ed stands out a little, but he is 6ft 2in tall, has his right arm in plaster (sporting injury) and is wearing an eccentric green and white bobble hat, so gender may not be the issue here.

Reyhani currently has one arm in plaster, and she and director Arvand Dashtaray used this in a dance piece (or, to dodge the censors, "body theatre") in which a man and a woman flirt with the idea of touching one another.

The second Test of that summer, at Lord's, was an exhilarating draw; England, chasing 234 to win, were 228 for nine at the close of play on the final day, with Colin Cowdrey at the non-striker's end with his left arm in plaster.

"His (first) goal was stunning and brave because he was prepared to put his head in where it hurts, bearing in mind he has his arm in plaster.

In the process, Tonelli fell off the staff and was hospitalised, his arm put in plaster.

I joked to the consultant that they should put my arms in plaster, and she actually offered to do that.

"My non-throwing arm, luckily... which got me wondering: Have any darts players competed while their non-throwing arm was in plaster?" Good question.

The boy, whose right arm was in plaster, nodded to his own parents as he walked into court.

It's midday on Monday, February 3, in Pristina, Kosovo, and Pajtim Havolli's arm is in plaster cast.