Sentence examples similar to lay a plaster from inspiring English sources

On the floor lay a large plaster model of Rabindranath Tagore's head, which will eventually be cast in bronze as part of a 12-foot-tall statue of the famous Bengali poet and writer.

In the center of the debris lay a crushed pile of styrofoam and plaster.

But through the rickety wooden gate and beyond the drainage ditch lies a new, freshly plastered extension to his house and woodworking shop.

As a result, what originally looked like plaster turned out to be cereal husks on which an iron plow point was lying; a grain storage pit from the Egyptian period; and a floor composed of woven palm leaves.

Instead, there lay 'a plaster-white-faced, reddish-tinged, blond-haired Ilya Ilyich Oblomov, fatally hesitating to decide whether or not it made any sense at all to get out of bed, just as noon approached.' " But Havel was not the shy, retiring sort.

Then on top of that I lay plaster-of-Paris bandages.

Her website showed pictures of Doherty with his body encased in plaster, lying on a board in a crucifixion pose.

One August day, Mr. Morellet lay on a table on the High Line as the plaster dried around his head.

For two months, Kerry McCoy's small, bowlegged body lay in a Port Jefferson, N.Y., hospital room, trapped in plaster from the waist down.

It can do so still, as when Jean-François Carly raises ambiguity to a theatrical level: a lipsticked young man (or possibly a woman with a crew cut) lies seductively across an enormous plaster foot, while directly behind him-her stands a plaster leg much too small to lift those gigantic plaster toes.

In silence, below the canopy that a 30-something dad made for his little girl so many years before, we lay like a beach while her sister's grievances barked through the plaster.