wall plaster

The bullet whined over his head to lodge somewhere in the wall plaster.

Most noteworthy among it is the wall plaster, architraves and door surrounds.

O'Bannion pointed to a large, unsightly crack in the wall plaster.

The major injury suffered by this musical space came during the last war, when most of the wall plaster was misguidedly removed.

There was nothing more than an occasional brick corner, an occasional piece of wall plaster.

The enclosing wall plaster had fallen down exposing the brick and stone to weather conditions.

Dingle Church, (renovation including new rooflighting and removal of wall plaster).

She said that in many apartments the wall plaster was falling down and the pipes were broken and leaking.

Tools and bags of cement and wall plaster were piled up under the new stairs all ready to go.

For lying on the paper before him was nothing more than a litter of mortar and wall plaster, interspersed with stone chips.

The name comes from the fact that wall plaster turns blue if made using sand taken from where S. latifolia occurs.

A great deal of flat wall plaster painted red and yellow suggests that the place was elegantly decorated.

The novel, told in dreamy flashbacks, begins as she is reduced to eating toothpaste and wall plaster.

A Roman bath-house, with surviving painted wall plaster may indicate an overseer's residence.

The interior features a large banking room with a balcony, Corinthian columns and ornate wall plaster work.

All wall plaster, decoration and woodwork remain.

By 1926, a major renovation was necessary, as the wall plaster had begun to crack, the wooden floors were splintering, and the support beams created.

The paint was applied swiftly while the wall plaster was still wet, so that the colours would be completely absorbed and not fade.

The four rooms which can be identified as serving residential needs were, in fact, only decorated with painted wall plasters and common cocciopesto flooring.

Many original finishings remain, such as wall plaster, wide-plank flooring, moldings and architraves.

'We're getting down to the real stuff - mosaics, some wall plaster, animal bones and there are signs of a hypocaust.'

Wall plaster dangled.

Many other finishes remain on the first floor, such as the wood molding, wall plaster, architraves and wooden parquet floor.

The 1991 excavations uncovered robber trenches, tesserae, pottery, painted wall plaster and evidence for iron working.

They were generally larger than the buildings described so far and were often more elaborate, with hypocausts, painted wall plaster or mosaic flooring.