Sentence examples for plaster itself from inspiring English sources

It's ideal material to keep the fossils separate from the plaster itself.

In the Underdogs exhibition, Vhils chiselled a face out of the plaster itself.

My fan obsession did not plaster itself onto the walls of my room or monopolize my friends' time at school like typical teen dreams.

The plaster itself provides a cooling perception and mechanical protection [ 95– 95].

A muddy tarp had blown over from the junk yard and plastered itself against the window.

Over to the left, the Milky Way is plastering itself all the way up the sky, like jewellery strewn along Tarmac after an abortive smash and grab.

A new aesthetic — fidgety, lewd, arch collage, assembled from mismatched parts — has developed on the Web, and now it impinges on the real world, too, plastering itself all over our eyes.

The head is plastered over itself repeatedly at varying angles in a grotesque collage, and shouting.

"It appears that the plaster just detached itself from the wall," Ms. Wald said, "but we won't really know the extent of the damage until the inspection is completed".

Barnard is pleased that the Cloisters are to be vacated for he thinks that would be a good place for his projected War Memorial, the Rainbow Arch (the plaster model of which, itself over 100 ft. hight, is on view at the powerhouse of the Third Avenue Line, at 216th Street. There is some talk of having the arch in Washington.

Already the entrance to the once-frenetic emergency room is boarded over and covered with a giant "Closed" sign that is itself plastered with handmade signs protesting the closing.