Sentence examples for i plastered from inspiring English sources

It's only very recently that I plastered it all up and made it all extra shiny white.

I plastered advertising on my Suzuki and even stumbled across a vehicle registration K4ROT to pop on, which still makes people laugh.

And while I plastered posters of most of my favorite musicians on my walls, the Parachutes-era picture of Martin and company staring wistfully into the distance stayed at my parents' house.

I set the following goal for myself: to write a piece that would offer a definition, both to make a resource available to a wider audience awash in economy-speak and, closer to home, to force myself out of an intellectual elitism in which I plastered zombie nouns over the poetry, precision, and patience that an explanation requires.

When West Ham beat Manchester United in the FA Cup this year with Paolo di Canio's wonderful goal, Perry and I plastered the headlines and match reports from the next day's papers all over Steve McFadden's [Phil Mitchell] dressing room door.

I plastered a smile on my face and got back in the pool, back on my bike and back out running as intensely as I have always pursued my dreams with and as a consequence won my second world title at the ITU Cross World Championships in May.

After all, they were young and they brushed failure aside like crumbs off their jeans, whereas I felt as if I was plastered with failure.

I've plastered a smile to my face, I always have the loudest laugh, and I mention her -- but never obsessively.

I finally said I needed to go, by which point I was plastered.

Even so, by the time I arrived at the refuge I was plastered in snow from a couple of head plants, and ready to enjoy a warming glass of wine beside the wood stove.

Then I plaster my hair down into Bertie Wooster's savage side parting: it's a bit of a wrestling match.