Sentence examples for plaster it over from inspiring English sources

"Mash up a ripe avocado and plaster it over your face for 15 minutes - you'll smell like a chicken salad but your skin will feel revitalised," reckoned  Coombe.

"The people who make the movies are scared of silence, so they want to paper and plaster it over," he said.

"The people who make the movies are scared of silence so they want to paper and plaster it over," he said.

Again he took some clay and plastered it over the fibers, putting on more and more till I could plainly see the enlargement, working away with strange, silent intentness for fully fifteen minutes, while I watched and wondered, scarce believing my eyes.

They plan to plaster it all over their election campaign.

But the bottom line, in my opinion, is that there is no more anti-Semitism in Britain now than there has ever been – and there has not been much for the past 50 years - unless you make it your business to seek it out, dig it up, and plaster it all over the place.

Plaster it all over the ball, and poke the back of a pencil in odd places on the plaster.

University students plastered it all over the city.

"And on the first take Eddie was so riled up and angry at Martin's character he took like a handful of curry and plastered it all over his face.

There was the news editor who superimposed my face on a Page 3 pin-up and plastered it all over the newsroom ("where's your sense of humour? I'm only having a laugh").

What Ryu and Impending have achieved with Heads Up! is a pretty near perfect conception of how that should work, since it puts the experience first and ties in the brand component only organically where it fits, instead of plastering it all over the place like some kind of garish overcoat.