Sentence examples for plaster broke from inspiring English sources

However plaster broke when pulled out of undercuts.

The plaster broke like icing off the two or three thicknesses of flimsy hollow brick inside – an absurdly cheap, thin construction to have kept East from West for the past 28 years.

Finally, the plaster broke apart, and we all gasped as we saw the grim limb.

The prototype, now sitting at the foundation's headquarters in The Presidio, an old general store building with creaking stairs and lumpy plaster, breaks new technical ground.

Standing in the abandoned reading room of the library, she is surrounded by fallen plaster, broken shelves and peeling posters promoting long-forgotten local events.

VIOLENCE -- A man's neck is broken (loudly); a botched exorcism gets out of hand and leaves some human wreckage along with cracked plaster, broken windows and a burst sprinkler system; and there are other scattered violent incidents.

If the surface gives under slight pressure, it may mean that the plaster has broken loose from the lath keys behind.

But chipped plaster or broken bathroom tiles can knock $500 to $5,000 off an offer, $1,500 floating walls can add $50,000 to $70,000, and a $10,000 paint job easily adds $50,000 to the price, according to an informal survey of city brokers.

The room is poorly kept, with cracking plaster, a broken window and uneven floor, and a bare cupboard.

He recalls his father being consistently supportive: "He would be there throwing me the ball over and over, making me kick it with my left leg when my right was in plaster after breaking it, I was four.

"Future Relic 01", is the first instalment of the artist's series - Future Relic - and is based on 'an archetypal brick phone cast from a mixture of plaster and broken glass'.