Sentence examples for plaster into from inspiring English sources

It features white masks, ingeniously formed by pouring plaster into the cavities of a cinderblock wall.

It was the reverse image of a face — if you poured plaster into it, the correct image would emerge.

A 19th-century archaeologist had the brilliant idea of pouring plaster into those hollows, then shattering the rock.

He is credited with re-introducing frescoes – murals painted on fresh plaster – into modern art and architecture.

We stared at the unreachable attic space for a while then tidied the plaster into polite little piles and went back down to the street.

They poured plaster into gluey molds made from ground animal hooves and hides; a single sculpture could measure two feet tall and require a dozen separate molds.

Three smooth water stones were then taken from the site of the bridge, carried back to Chianti, and plastered into the castle wall.

Downstairs his delicate plates, showing portraits of his friends and relatives, line the shelves of a handmade cabinet and are plastered into the walls.

Maybe it's the incredible passivity of having just toppled off a sled into the snow — nature's very own posturepedic mattress, where you are plastered into immobility and there is nothing to do but lie there.

You said the reason why we had have toxic chemicals plastered into our hair was because there was something fundamentally wrong with it.

We both had it — the vermiculation of our short-let accommodation had bored through the plaster and into our flesh".