Sentence examples for plastered that from inspiring English sources

Similarly, although the film has Harry Lime residing at Stiftsgasse 15, Carol Reed plastered that address onto Josefsplatz 5, the Baroque Pallavicini Palace with imposing caryatids at its entrance.

Björk described "Pluto" as about "being plastered, that need to destroy everything so you can start again".

As he searched for an entrance, Mr. McGee recalled that he and his friends had once plastered that building and others many times over with writing and drawings.

This member let's call him "Mr. Smith"—decided, after getting sufficiently plastered, that it was time for a little extra fun in the carnal sense.

Mozaīka's volunteers always encourage the woman to come visit them at their office, but she makes sure to get so plastered that if she did for a moment lose her mind and give into the urge to come, she'd be too drunk to walk.

Plastering that knowledge all over newspapers that someone sees on their walk to work, in their local supermarket, in their train carriage, negates that barrier completely.

"What can I do about the plaster?" "That plaster's the least of your problems".

It is a plaster that cannot heal the region's perpetual turmoil.

(Leonardo used an experimental tempera mixture on dry plaster that proved disastrously fragile).

The walls — plaster that has been painted to resemble limestone** — **gleam.

"It becomes a sticking plaster that prevents us seeing the roots of the problems".