plastered造句

black hair plastered with pomade.

The interiors were plastered but not painted.

My hair is plastered into a skullcap.

My boots are plastered with mud.

I'm afraid our football team really got plastered last week.

These rough places on the wall could be plastered over.

He plastered his hair down with a new hair oil.

An entry to the station. Here the ceiling is high and the walls are plastered.

They can be backfilled with concrete or plastered on the inside to beef them up.

The campus was plastered with posters both supporting and condemning Mr Ahmadinejad's appearance.

Dust from the sanding operation was plastered to the sweat on my face and torso.

Since the new house starts to be plastered, it will be finished soon.

In a Stockton suburb called Creekside, almost every other house was plastered with stark notices declaring "bank-owned - no trespassing".

Smile when you are introduced to someone but don’t keep a smile plastered on your face, you’ll seem insincere.

It is like a plastered wall where vipers have crawled; like a plastered wall where the scorpions have made their nest. It is like a whited sepulchre full of loathsome things.

Mr. Helton, his hair wet with sweat, plastered to his dripping forehead, was chopping a little firewood.

These games featured Gatorade ads plastered on such in-game things as arenas, players' water bottles, and score updates.

Or they recall those irritating ads that are plastered all over their favorite news sites, and they scowl at you.

His name is plastered on the green-and-yellow lawn-movers that many of you are getting reacquainted with now that the grass is growing again.

FROM hoardings plastered all over Guatemala, the stern face of Otto perez Molina stares out beside the clenched-fist logo of his Patriot Party.

His eyes were closed, his hair was plastered down on his temples like a painter's brushes dried in red wash; his hands hung limp and dead.

The 'cave's are made of a straw-earth daub applied to a supporting structure of bamboo canes and plastered with a red earth plaster.

The boys emerge from under the table, and, with hands and faces well plastered with molasses, began a vigorous kissing of the baby.

More considerate people made a mud brick wall along the original cave wall for their own painting, but rude ones simply plastered a layer of cob over the original mural and daubed it white to make their own painting.

The wind plastered their thin overalls against their st at once it became embarrassing to sit there in silence: besides, it was too cold to keep said something about catching her Tube and stood up to go.

Rented dis plastered on diesel engine power forward, wild never allow us to reach out her hands to the water, we can only use hand to catch the ship on both sides of splashing water.

Today, I have quotes plastered on the noticeboard in front of my work desk, which I change regularly to whichever quote resonates most with me at the point in time.

His cubicle was plastered with pictures of his children on the jungle gym he had built for them and T-ball team he coached and the family dressed up for church on Easter.

Down in the street little eddies of wind were whirling dust and torn paper into spirals, and though the sun was shining and the sky a harsh blue, there seemed to be no colour in anything, except the posters that were plastered everywhere.