Sentence examples for became plastered from inspiring English sources
Wearing white T-shirts that soon became plastered to their bodies with sweat, the demonstrators carried many placards with fairly broad slogans like "Democracy for Hong Kong".
The buildings have been de-stooped, had stores inserted, become plastered with commercial signs.
Evidence of this quiet killing is brought to me intermittently when my coat becomes plastered with a rather unpleasant skein of old silk and the husk-like carcasses of dead St Mark's flies.
It's also perhaps the hardest step, as values statements and credos can quickly become inane platitudes plastered on mouse mats and canteen posters.
For example, he strongly opposed the war in the Persian Gulf, and his words became a leftist slogan plastered on posters all over Rome: "War is an adventure with no return".
As a youth in Mexico City, he sees a tiny woman of regal bearing, her hair "braided in a heavy crown", buying parrots in the street, and becomes a plaster-mixer and cook to her husband, Diego Rivera.
"I've been painting this wall for 16 years," he notes, to the extent that the layers have become "like plaster". He likes the freedom that comes with his job.
The sculpture was in flux, and the plasters became a way to see it in time.
The plaster became thicker and thicker as the kings sought to outdo each other's conspicuous consumption.
The proposal would affect all kinds of advertising that has become ubiquitous in schools — plastered across scoreboards, vending machines, posters and even cups in the cafeteria.
