Sentence examples for plaster made from inspiring English sources

The taupe walls are coated with a tinted plaster made by the company American Clay.

A trapdoor spider lines its burrow with plaster made from layer upon layer of silk.

The nest galleries have partitions made of fecal matter and are lined or coated with plaster made of fecal matter.

For their finest work the Egyptians used a plaster made from calcined gypsum that is identical with plaster of paris.

Other walls are made of wallboard but covered in a plaster made from natural clays and pigments, from the New Mexico supplier American Clay.

During an open house sponsored by Dwell last May, 700 people toured the home, learning about its native plant garden and walls coated in plaster made from recycled marble dust and pulverized seashells.

Fabulist ad-hoc sculptures of figures, concocted from anti-art materials like cardboard and plaster, make up the series "The Street," from 1960.

But my left hand would still be in plaster, making the writing of this piece an extraordinarily cumbersome affair for a sinistral type such as myself.

Even those voicings were faint, the stolid prewar building's heavy lath and plaster making fine insulation, and Perkus could feel confident that he would remain undetected if he wished to be.

Last week the Metropolitan Police found 25 packets of medicated plasters made of ground leopard bones in an Asian supermarket in Hackney, east London, which is becoming notorious as a centre for the illegal international trade in endangered animals.

These results confirm that plasters produced with recycled polyamide are comparable to lightweight plasters made with traditional materials.