Sentence examples for hand in plaster from inspiring English sources

Paralyzed by resentment, he spent most of the last two decades of his life obsessively recasting, usually by hand in plaster, wax and bronze, a few of the 50 or so images that constituted his repertory.

When Yuvraj fell to the bowling of MCC captain Tendulkar, Warne came to the crease and suffered the blow that would prevent him from taking the field in the second innings, with the 44-year-old appearing on the dressing-room balcony with his hand in plaster.

However, he voluntarily came out to bat one-handed to allow Larry Gomes to reach his century (100-run stand), and then, in the second innings, left hand still in plaster, he bowled, taking seven wickets while yielding only 53 runs.

Getting a hand cast in plaster takes 30 minutes to mold the hand, 10 minutes to pull the plaster, and then like one day to finish it and put it on a pedestal.

There was a moment of dismay when David came in waving a right hand swathed in plaster and bandages, having fallen over in the snow, but he could still grip a plectrum and cheerfully carried on.

Hand-prints in Plaster or Clay.

Picture the bloodshot eyes, the blistered hands, covered in plasters, the thousand-yard stare, the beads of perspiration and the slight facial tick as Tim asks for just one more take.

His hands were covered in plaster dust as he stood beside the rubble, shouting and weeping as he grabbed the exposed steel rebar of a broken concrete column.

But my left hand would still be in plaster, making the writing of this piece an extraordinarily cumbersome affair for a sinistral type such as myself.

Each sculpture is hand-molded and cast in plaster, then laid out in a nine-inch square frame.

Years later, Resto said that his hand wraps were also soaked in plaster of Paris.