Sentence examples for plaster foot from inspiring English sources

"I had seen a giant plaster foot used as a doorstop at Chatsworth," he said, referring to the grand British country house.

The dining-room table was crowded with an installation of sculptures and statuary: a huge white plaster foot in a Grecian sandal, a tall Oscar-golden figure, a naked couple in an embrace.

Add on the four-figure plaster foot cast, which gets tossed at year's end, because the bastards know your beleaguered and bunioned foot will keep spreading like yeasty dough.

Campbell would join luminaries including Tom Wolfe, AA Gill, Sebastian Faulks and Melvyn Bragg if he wins the award – a plaster foot - on November 25 at London's aptly named In and Out club.

She received a plaster foot – intended to be an abstract representation of sex, according to Fleming - presented by The Wire actor Dominic West, at tonight's ceremony, attended by 400 guests.

But Mr. Fishwick, who said that he was not Mr. Guterson's actual editor, was on hand to pick up the award — a plaster foot, which is supposed to represent something to do with sex, though no one seems sure what — on behalf of Bloomsbury.

The big blue eyes, the snakes at the saint's plaster feet.

Plaster holding foot in over corrected position".

Describing her making the first difficult climb on the way up, he writes: "Brooke put her hands over her head, spread them wide for balance, then plastered her feet to the rock.

A gigantic plaster elk, sixty-two feetallll and forty-four feet long, straddles the corners of Broadway and Main Street, constructed courtesy of Butte Elks Lodge 0240 to commemorate Independence Day, 1916.

The hole goes through one of the five foot plaster rosettes at the fipexes of the bays & spotlights can be lowered thru this hole & one other, & their problem is solved.