Sentence examples for plaster at from inspiring English sources

Nothing had crooked eyes or bits of exposed plaster at the corners of its mouth.

Just four rainstorms washed away much of the newly restored plaster at the Grand Mosque, exposing the underlying cylindrical bricks, each about the size of a mayonnaise jar.

"This is little more than a sticking plaster at this stage," said Neil Williams, fixed income chief economist at Hermes Asset Management.

He would apply wet cloths to the plaster at night so that he could work two days on a single section.

Nowadays, except for very few imported furnaces, the monitoring of the conversion of the produced plaster at the Pole Plaster of Araripe is not done with aid of online techniques.

Then there are six André Bloc sculptures made of plaster at Galerie Downtown, and precious vases, bowls, and sculptures — including two particularly beautiful pieces by Ron Nagle — at the Brussels decorative arts gallery Pierre Marie Giraud.

It has been observed that dried gypsum plasters at the temperatures of 50 °C and 65 °C have a porous structure.

Houseman, who grew up in a villa, has claimed he scored goals while completely plastered at times.

On the contrary, raw material and dried gypsum at temperature of 85 °C were no almost porous structure according to the gypsum plasters at other temperatures studied.

In the last months before the Olympics, when many of the required stadiums were still messy construction sites, he had her haughtily declaring that the "project" was on schedule -- the hairdresser at 10, a manicure at 11 and plastering at 12. No, another actress protested, what about the Olympic projects?

She didn't object when I said I was going to be away for three months, she said nothing when I went out at night and came home plastered at five in the morning, and she never threatened to leave me even though I had been depressed for two years and obviously hated myself.