Sentences with phrase «plaster for»

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When putting up shelves and pictures on a partition wall, you must locate the weight - bearing studwork behind the plaster for support, or screws and nails will come out under the slightest weight.

My «GO TO» plaster for paper finishes, Caromal Colour's Perfect Plaster — it's whippy, gritty, kindof see through, but not...

I suggested cladding it in wood because my client expressed an interest in using it, but they could've just as easily coated the stone in plaster for an equally charming look.

The owner enhanced the intimate setting with specially made orange colored plaster for the seating area and tangerine accents.

You don't really need plaster for thermal performance.

It features rain chains for harvesting rainwater, skylights, wide windows for passive cooling, and traditional building methods like earth plaster for humidity control and charred wood siding (shou sugi ban or a scorched - wood technique from Japan) for better protection against the elements.

The model incorporates a tubular metal framework which, if compared with a photograph of the plaster for

The model incorporates a tubular metal framework which, if compared with a photograph of the plaster for Single Form under construction (Bowness 1971, pl.67), appears to be a proposed armature for the larger work.

Life is whatever he learns from housekeepers who put him to work in the kitchen, errands he runs in the streets, and one fateful day, by mixing plaster for famed Mexican muralist Diego Rivera.

«The hand - outs offered today are a sticking plaster for the enormous challenges that families across Wales and the UK will face once this Government, hell bent on a hard - Brexit, pushes the eject button.

Firstbuy is, of course, a relatively short - term sticking plaster for wider systemic problems in housing and planning.

Fox chose June's blush - pink plaster for its quirkiness and intimate glow.

A senior EU source described the plan to BI as «ambitious» and a «sticking plaster for the Tory party.»

Not exact matches

Likewise, instead of installing plaster walls for a conference room, O+A designed a yurtlike circular meeting space with walls made of industrial - grade freezer curtains — at a cost of less than $ 2,000.

The inner fibers of the hemp stalk, called hurds, are known for their low density and high absorbency, which means they can be mixed with plaster or lime to make cheap and efficient building materials.

Nestled between an organic - food market and a sushi restaurant in the hip Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn, the door is plastered with peeling stickers for obscure punk and indie rock bands.

The Rose Room has been closed for two years after a piece of the plaster ceiling suddenly fell one day in May, 2014.

You notice an ad plastered across your timeline for the exact items you were looking at the day before.

the reality is this «solid rock» statue was really cheap foam with some plaster of paris smeared over it... is that a metaphor for the church?

The Ten Commandments were plastered as a publicity stunt for the movie the Ten Commandments by the P. T. Barnum of Hollywood, Cecil B. Demile.

In a sport that has ads plastered over nearly every inch of the drivers and their cars, it was a big deal for Bayne to namedrop the Christian charity.

Several Afro - Colombian residents of the impoverished town of Bojaya travelled for days by boat, plane and bus to bring the modest plaster statue to Villavicencio to be blessed by the Pope.

After the wedding the vicar went to hospital and his arm was put in plaster and a sling for the next six weeks.

«Those who have been engaged in those ministries for a few years soon start to get to know the folks they are working with very well, and start to realise that just attaching a sticking plaster isn't the answer,» says Flannagan.

For instance, if you were driving along in the «60s and saw a Volkswagen van plastered with «Make Love Not War» bumper stickers, with a long - haired, tie - dyed, granny - glasses driver, you'd know you were observing a hippie.

why would you even consider running for president especially if your a conservative when you know every little deed that you ever did in your entire life will be found out and plastered all over, I do nt get it.

Their expressions of fealty toward or reliance upon that One God are plastered all over the monuments in Washington, for everyone to read.

Some posters showing plans for future housing developments are plastered across what also used to be rooms rented by prostitutes.

The concrete parish church has signs in Swahili plastered over the building asking for cell phones to be turned off during Mass. (No running water, but cell phones!

«The detractor, like a dog, digs up and eats a man's rotting and wormy corpse... He lives in manure... sets about plastering anyone who is clean... indeed uses the stuff for food.»

Same thing — I've bartered cookies for house - painting, brownies for plaster repair, breads and wedding cakes for plumbing or electric outlet help.

Sometimes, in the same week, your bathtub is suspiciously filled with plaster, your door handle breaks and leaves you locked out of your apartment for an eternity, your air conditioning dies, and 48 hours after the painters had left, not a single piece of furniture got ambitious enough to move itself back into position, which means that you'll probably be doing that for the remainder of your so - called vacation.

I love the colors and the Moroccan plaster is incredible... we may try it for a floor we have been struggling with a decision for materials.

In Indian Ayurvedic medicine, a plaster of chile powder with garlic, black pepper, and an herb called silaras (Storax officinalis) is applied to the back for relief of crippling pain.

My eternal gratitude goes out to Don and the team for your incredible care and craftsmanship in everything you do, Algis for the amazing job with the tile, plaster, fireplace and shelf, Vadim for the impeccable hardwood installation, and Dale for the immense help with the tile and stairs.

In the dictionary these photos should be plastered right next to the entry for comfort food.

In the men's bathroom, that meant plastering the walls in zebra print that would make diehard New Yorkers nostalgic for Gino's on Lexington and 60th; the women's room, the site of a thousand selfies, was inspired by his friend's hair salon, Gwynne Mims, in Jacksonville, Florida.

Esquites is basically that in salad, bowl form; it is less messy for sure (a good alternative for first dates because who really wants to exchange likes and dislikes with mayonnaise and corn kernels plastered on face...?)

Lael Littke of Pasadena says her «flesh cringes» when she thinks of her mother's remedy for chest colds: flannel plaster bags smeared with a concoction of dry mustard, water and cayenne pepper.

Capsaicin patches, like mustard plasters, have been around for a while, but now they are making a comeback as TheraPatch Penetrating Pain Relief Patches.

There will be sponsors on uniforms, and in - game advertising on the stands, and whatever else the leagues and their television partners can plaster onto a TV screen — if only because the attention spans of the audience will only get shorter, and their patience for enduring even the biggest and most coveted live sports broadcasts more scarce.

For games and practices Taurasi's every hair is plastered back tight and held in a softball of a bun, locked into position with a quarter bottle of Rave.

You have probably seen them plastered across the tabloids and we dare not place them on site for fear of being taken to court by the tabloids.

After matching the Warriors tit for tat in the first quarter, the Cavaliers got plastered when James went to the bench.

The management - by - genius - and - sticking - plaster that Ferguson pulled off for the glory and betterment of the Tampa Bay pirates.

He's a bobblehead player — defined as a player who gets his face plastered on ballpark giveaways — and has been for a couple years.

Blackburn striker Jordan Rhodes is likely to be fit to start but will have to be fitted with a plaster cast for his broken hand whilst Lee Williamson will also return to be in contention.

And I find the National team even more of a joke although to say that out loud at World Cup time invites abuse from the ignorant who seem to forget that we have been embarrassingly crap for decades and plaster flags all over their houses and cars.

That leaves their offense in the hands of Nathan Peterman — best known for his 5 - of - 14 performance in a midseason start against the Chargers (the five, in this case, stands for passes thrown to Los Angeles defenders)-- and AJ McCarron, so lightly regarded as a quarterback he got a two - year, $ 10 million deal with Buffalo one season after creaking plaster sculpture Mike Glennon signed a three - year, $ 48 million pact with the Bears.