plaster , * , auch: plaister ScoE

All three have been using plaster for more than 30 years.

The plaster was gone and he could walk by himself.

It would be at least six weeks before he was out of plaster.

I'm usually up all night, and the only thing I plan to do is plaster here.

By the end of 1800 it was used to make red and white plaster.

"I want him to have another week in plaster, so what would you like to do?"

One day a big bit of plaster fell off and hit him on the head.

He fell against the wall, his hand up on the plaster.

Those that look like plaster are usually made of paper.

The plaster work took five months to complete in 1605.

"The plaster will be next and they're very particular in this building."

After a year, the plaster cast was no longer needed.

We'll have to get some plaster June for that wall.

He and the white plaster walls inside were much the same.

One day he brought a plaster model of a man's head into our classroom.

"Those far enough away from the wall not to burn my plaster?"

The new church was built out of stone and plaster.

A piece of plaster fell off the wall in the front room a while ago.

She turned to the wall and ran a hand over the dry plaster.

They changed the pattern on the plaster above my head, once a second.

The plaster can be seen in a drawing of the church from 1849.

She had been hurt enough to need to have her arm in plaster.

A. I would wait at least a month, then make sure the plaster is not only dry, but also still sound.

Well, he's been here all morning with a student, painting the plaster face and getting it ready.

As his hair is cut, members of the community plaster the boy with money or other gifts.

She did it like a child, with both hands plastered to her face.

My job in this town is to keep the population plastered.

And note the number of cars plastered with Clinton's name.

His entire personal life would be plastered all over the television.

A smile plastered on his face, Tom went to work.

The entire state had seen it plastered all over the news.

People with long hair found it plastered across their faces.

She had never been so thoroughly plastered in her life.

Its inner side was plastered white exactly like the wall.

I found a smile and plastered it onto my face.

A wall of heat plastered itself against his back and strong arms pulled him close.

When she did, I plastered myself against the wall in the passage.

The room has been plastered off completely There's nothing but a wall there.

I plastered myself against the front of his body and kissed him.

She put us out, but we'd both already got plastered on her sherry.

I was plastered to the door trying to get out."

The three boys came up, their wet hair plastered down.

The first floor is made of bricks which have been plastered.

Some object had been plastered on the lower side of the glass.

"I'm not interested in having my name plastered all over the paper," he said.

Now, she says, "My face is plastered all over the country."

The thick walls seem to have been plastered both inside and outside.

The rest of the surface is plastered and painted in white.

The switch seemed to have been recently plastered in, now that I saw it close.

Long hair was plastered along the side of the face, stuck to one shoulder.