Sentence examples for would plaster from inspiring English sources

Skateboarders, for their part, would plaster their decks in stickers that read "Skateboarding is not a crime".

Nor was the shock diminished in Berlin by those ninny-nannying health and safety warning notices about nudity and strong language that would plaster the theatre's doors here.

I want people to feel, 'I want to get out of the room, but I can't.' " It's doubtful the movie's advertising team would plaster "Claustrophobic!" across the billboards.

Robert S. Bookman, a lawyer for the N.Y.C. Newsstand Operators Association, a 25-year-old trade group, said that hiding cigarettes behind a curtain or a wall in stores would just backfire, because retailers would plaster the walls with advertising.

Our Christmas tree was a Swiss cheese plant wound with tinsel; our only real tradition was the construction of a cardboard Hansel and Gretel house from a kit, which we would plaster thickly with icing and then watch as the Lebkuchen slid off.

The state-television channels would plaster her endearing young face all over the evening news.

The question is, would plastering Kony's face all over the U.S. make him more famous than he already is, or would it just make everyone feel like they took action and actually did something?

Would a plaster cast help?

In the late 19th century, geometers from Göttingen would commission plaster models of certain minimal surfaces, costing exorbitant sums that Dr Polthier would be lucky to extract from his university's treasurer.

Their Christianity wouldn't plaster over the universal archetypes of mourning".

This was common practice amongst Rodin's contemporaries, and sculptors would exhibit plaster casts with the hopes that they would be commissioned to have the works made in a more permanent material.