Sentence examples for yellow plaster from inspiring English sources

In some places, the yellow plaster is so worn that you can see the outlines of the clay tiles beneath, like capillaries under fragile skin; in other places the plaster has flaked off altogether.

The walls are coated in an exhilarating yellow Venetian plaster.

Today, Manteca's lawns and driveways are storefronts of the new garage-sale economy — the telltale yellow signs plastered in the rear windows of parked cars Friday through Sunday directing traffic to yet another sale, yet another family.

A yellow notice plastered to the front door reads "Earthquake Prone".

The bandages were removed, sent for examination at a laboratory and the yellow substance was plaster of Paris: Margarito had planned to use his fists of concrete against a boxer called Shane Mosley that night.

The long, narrow bars jammed with humanity, broken neon flickering outside reflected in the smeared mirrors, the peeling plaster yellow from nicotine, the booths slashed and patched... pawnshops filled with suits and rings; army and navy surplus stores... the walls dripping from the steam tables; liquor stores... and, above it all, the black, starless, Los Angeles night".

It was about two years before that move that his novel — years in the making, in a white folder, yellow sticky notes plastered all over it — was last seen.

"So we said to them, 'It's so sad you're leaving, but can we have a plant?' " The third floor is very different in tone, at least when it comes to Ben's bedroom, where bright orange and yellow walls are plastered with exuberant scrawls and scribblings.

I took my place just behind the baseline to return serve, expecting the same treatment, and what I got was a 137mph rocket that plastered yellow, tennis-ball fur across my chest and left my ribs burning as the ball ricocheted four rows back into the stands.' He has served 164 aces so far in the tournament and his second serve is faster than anyone else's.

Decorated in lurid red and yellow, it's plastered with cheery signs reading 'No gimmicks!

Her new show at the Venice Biennale, complete with giant yellow phalluses and topless plaster casts, is just as funny and unabashed.