Sentence examples for plaster took from inspiring English sources

A roaring fire in the low-ceilinged, comfortably crowded space of stone, wood and plaster took the winter chill off the night air.

Getting a hand cast in plaster takes 30 minutes to mold the hand, 10 minutes to pull the plaster, and then like one day to finish it and put it on a pedestal.

"Civil unions are like the straw that broke the camel's back," said Ken Paronto, a retired machine shop owner here who has dangled a Take Back Vermont sign from a tree above the road to his house and plastered Take Back Vermont stickers on all four of his vehicles.

Fibreglass and concrete sculptures are cast in plaster molds taken from the sculptor's original model.

The technician is preparing the plaster to take the mould of his legs.

So did the plaster casts taken of tire tracks in the area.

Here, no more false appearances, no possible plastering, filth takes off its shirt, absolute nakedness, rout of illusions and mirages, nothing more but what is, wearing the sinister face of what is ending.

Back then, they did most of the renovation work themselves, hammering, plastering, whatever it took.

When they finally took the plaster off, they said I had RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy).

A week after they took the plaster off I played a proper match.

Before I left I took a plaster waste mould of my clay which was stable enough to take back to the foundry, Immediately after that he left, too, and the whole matter of his liaison with Nicoletta was disclosed.