Sentence examples for big plaster from inspiring English sources

But he's still a boy, too, with a big plaster on his elbow from where he skidded over on his bike on their gravel drive.

Wright has a big plaster on his left eye; it's a right mess, like someone applied it while blindfolded and high on Hofmeister.

The complaints line is there for those who don't quite know why they're screaming and pummelling their angry little fists on the floor, but know they need a big plaster and a reference number to make it better.

Julio*, who really busted out with raw talent in the Cyclops mask last week, feigning sleep in big rises and falls of the shoulders, bellowing when Odysseus's men "poke" the big plaster eye so it fell out trailing by red ribbon -- Julio, whose handwriting was so beautiful I almost wanted to call it drawing, was the one.

And we turn up at HSBC in our best clothes and with our most wholesome faces on, and hold hands with each other and sit straight-backed, and little Noah is there, no chocolate on his face for once, we've taken the big plaster off his lazy eye for the day to make him more appealing, and we go, "Please, HSBC," we say it together, "please: lend us the money to buy a house.

The double hip frame is best, but only if the nurses thoroughly understand the care of a patient on a frame; a big plaster spica, with ample window and bridge (Fig.  1) comes next, and the suspension and traction of the limb on a Hodgen (or Thomas) is reserved for patients to whom neither of the former methods is applicable.

True, he left large plaster models of the nave, big enough to walk through, and of key elements.

She had a big grin plastered on her face, a look of pure elation.

The slogan "Think Big" is plastered on workers' T-shirts and on posters around the hangar in the desert outside Los Angeles, where the plane is being assembled.

It's worth almost as much today as when we bought it," Curry continues, and after that gently mocking insinuation we see Darryl Kerrigan for the first time, watering his garden with a big smile plastered across his face.

Here in Turkey, he bounds up and down the hills from sculpture to sculpture, a big smile plastered across face.