Sentence examples for plastered inside from inspiring English sources

It will typically be plastered inside and out with a mix of lime, soil and sand.

However, the conversion to Christianity in the 6th and 7th centuries reintroduced Italian and French masons, and these craftsmen built stone churches, low in height, following a narrow, rectangular plan, plastered inside and fitted with glass and colourful vestments.

According to Rapid Response Unit News (RRU), the Liverpool-based news bureau who commissioned and distributed the posters, copies were also plastered inside Facebook's London headquarters.

Thus, the on-screen Miley is constantly faced with the temptation to reveal her alternate, bewigged identity to her schoolmates, who pay her little mind but have Hannah pictures plastered inside their lockers.

The building was constructed of the same imported sandstone as the lighthouse, dressed outside and plastered inside.

This room is white plastered inside and had a plaster floor, the east wall is missing.

The entire building, inside and out, is poured and block concrete and large, red clay brick called ladrillo here, faced with plaster inside and out.

The female undertakes most of the work, and often plasters the inside of the cavity too, taking up to four weeks to complete the construction.

The front windows are plastered from the inside with actor's headshots, Broadway show posters and unusual shoes on display.

There are windows, and the walls inside are plastered.

Fish scales, knocked loose by the tines of the spear, were plastered all over the inside of the boat, and they sparkled like jewels when swept by the lamplight.