So I hope that Edizioni E/O continues to struggle against the plaster, against all that creates harmony by elimination.
In it, Ms. Simmons created artworks by, among other methods, throwing paint and plaster against the gallery's canvas-covered walls in the manner of a Jackson Pollock action painting, while a soprano sang vocal exercises until she was hoarse, and a "system controller" helds up cards featuring color, numbers and other cues.
A tiny dark-green shape, perhaps a piece of arugula, was plastered against her front tooth.
She didn't remove the parka as we spoke, even though her bangs were plastered against her forehead with sweat.
The daily dodge of faecal matter and chewing-gum, or the grime of city concrete, plastering against your skin.
The fact remains that a long-dead, decaying young witch is still plastered against my neighbors' house.
I am plastered against the side of a large rock, 15 feet above a patch of trampled dirt in Central Park.
The full logo appears on the seats, on cups and, in its abbreviated form, plastered against one wall in business class.
Right at that moment, actually, Ryan Lochte, who seems to be everywhere these days, was plastered against the front window of Calvin Klein, pinned there by several dozen fans, until a handler plucked him free.
And in the palatial glass-walled room overlooking his swimming pool, Vladimir A. Gusinsky, the Russian media magnate, breaks into a grin that stretches from one ear to the cordless telephone plastered against the other.
Perhaps through some surprising connection between the passage and the winds in the lobby downstairs, the card cannot descend but hangs there, now plastered against the glass, now flapping forlornly, while heavier mail sails downward.
