ceiling plaster

There seemed to be a hole in the ceiling plaster all right.

The ceiling plaster started falling down in large chunks.

And later, who will peel the ceiling plaster?

She stood and glared at them, brandishing a hefty piece of ceiling plaster in her hand.

Buck twisted conduit out of the way and tossed aside ceiling plaster.

Lara kicked a chunk of ceiling plaster out of her path.

He said the deadly fibers had been mixed in the ceiling plaster and used to insulate the pipes.

The ceiling plaster had been painted black.

Loose, wet ceiling plaster is heavy and dangerous, so knock down hanging plaster before moving around.

Baseboard molding is around the room, complemented by a cornice in the ceiling plaster.

They were both somewhat whitened by ceiling plaster , and Katie wasn't sure whether to laugh or try to apologize again.

The ceiling plaster was vaulted and embellished by swirls and medallions.

The second was a pink stucco fortress on Upper Market with gold glitter in the ceiling plaster.

Decorative ceiling plaster of medallions and garlands, and renaissance ornaments.

Original finishes include the wall and ceiling plaster, moldings and wide plank flooring.

Though these structural timbers seem massive, they are actually secondary to the main rafters that are buried under the ceiling plaster.

Ceiling plaster cracking.

The inspection continued today as the engineers and architects checked cracks in ceiling plaster in the clubhouse and other such details.

Old gutters, downpipes and fascia boards will be replaced and ceiling plaster damaged by water renewed.

The postal lobby finishes were duplicated on the second and third floor lobbies (also a construction alternate) except for the ornamental ceiling plaster.

In the ceiling plaster is a molded cornice and two friezes, with a sunflower surrounded by other floral motifs at the center.

Great thuds from children overhead; flecks of ceiling plaster drift down; Mrs. Mitwisser vanishes.

During a show a large chunk of ceiling plaster came crashing down, which led to a dispute about who should pay for repairs, the owners or the operators.

One worker bore into the old asphalt and tar with a jackhammer right above a classroom, knocking a big chunk of ceiling plaster onto a child's desk.

For decades, wall masons added asbestos to wall and ceiling plaster as a bonding agent, in concentrations that often varied widely from batch to batch.