Sentence examples for plaster glass from inspiring English sources

The place was a gorgeous confection of redwood, fieldstone, plaster, glass, imagination and multicolored stars flashing on and off.

Christian Lewis of Dover, Del., as he picked his way through pieces of plaster, glass and concrete.

Gilding is the art of decorating wood, metal, plaster, glass, or other objects with a covering or design of gold in leaf or powder form.

A self-portrait by the little-known lifelong Parisian Pierre-Antoine Gallien is an epigrammatic image in which plaster, glass and oil paint find an outlet.

Painstakingly restored and stylishly renovated, it is a rambling, 14-room sanctum of Venetian plaster, glass mosaic tiles and Chinese antiques set among courtyards replete with a lily pond and century-old date tree.

The shrapnel from fragmentation grenades can penetrate wood, plaster, glass, furniture, and thin layers of metal, especially at short ranges.

In the following decades she built many often unsettling environments of latex and found objects and structures of marble, plaster, and glass.

"This was a glamorous private club, so we have hand carved plaster, stained glass windows, a grand staircase and a ballroom," he said.

In contrast, most restored homes in the city are adorned with zelliges, or patterned ceramic mosaics in primary colors, along with decorative sculptured plaster, stained glass and painted wood.

What is happening at 130 Liberty Street is certainly different from most demolition projects, where the process is less methodical and the rubble a jumble of steel, concrete, plaster and glass.

This is fortunate, because the history of sound recording is studded with dead ends and false starts; before settling on the dominant technologies of the wax cylinder and, later, the vinyl record, pioneers of sound recording experimented widely, making records with tinfoil, plaster, and glass.