Sentence examples for light plaster from inspiring English sources
Within an hour, I was seen by a reliable-looking practice nurse, x-rayed, encased in a light plaster and discharged for further treatment back home in London the next day.
Almost all of the original 1911 interior survives, including the light plaster detailing in the tent-domed dining room on the south end of the main floor and the English Renaissance fireplace mantel in the parlor on the north end; this room also has a beamed ceiling painted after Renaissance models.
They're cool and expansive (at least 550 square feet) with stone tiles, bright local textiles, and light plaster walls, an urbane take on Mexican idiom.
The manipulations should be gentle and followed by the application of a well molded thinly padded light plaster cast.
The light plastered within the living room ceiling takes the place of the trim so that the lighting illuminates outward.
Every conceivable surface has been decked with sequins, spattered with colored lights, plastered in mirrored chips or trimmed in feathers and fringe in "Priscilla Queen of the Desert," the new musical that shimmied open Sunday night at the Palace Theater.
It would be a kind of living statue, made of light and plaster.
It can be reprogrammed for each season with every bulb controlled from an iPad, and it sheds warmer light on plaster, colder on bronze.
Dazies is a place of dark wood and dark lighting, molded plaster, piano music and plush linens; it is a favorite of some museum staff members, including Mr. Lowry.
They were housed in 50×30×70 cm individual glass vivaria where the floor was covered with soil; in the vivaria the animals were provided with an intricate light-proof plaster structure for shelter.
