Sentence examples for plaster people from inspiring English sources

The statues weren't displayed, as they are at the Met, at dignified intervals, but bunched together, higgledy-piggledy, so that the effect was that of a cocktail party of tall white plaster people who worked out a lot.

"Roberta had hip dysplasia and, when she was in plaster, people would say: 'She'll be walking soon enough and you'll wish she wasn't.' That's so hurtful – the idea that when she does one day walk, I'll wish she couldn't".

Only the hardest of hearts remained unmoved at the sight of these doomed plaster people clinging to each other as catastrophe approached, mothers cradling their children, husbands embracing wives.

The air rained white ash and plaster dust, coating people until they looked ghostlike.

A cluster of life-size, 19th-century plaster figures of people from India.

Mr. Johnson's own bronzes, which can take up to two years to complete, are not cast by applying plaster to living people as Segal did.

The company lets users upload images to design their own products, and decided its swimwear models should showcase what it looks like when people plaster their bodies with zoomed-in images of the soon-to-be-wed couple.

However, some people plaster an ignorant mask onto their face when the argument has just begun.

A photographer rented the next-door villa and took pictures of them naked, which the People plastered over its front page.

Nowhere is this truer than in Karachi, a city of 18m people, plastered everywhere with the flags and posters of political parties and prey to appalling levels of violence.

It's mega cheap, one pill gets a lotta people plastered, and most important, it doesn't show up on Department of Correctional Services drug tests.