plasters造句

I've got some plasters.

Have you used plasters before?

Do you need some plasters?

I need a box of plasters.

B I've got some plasters - I'll get you one.

These took the forms of tiger bone pills, plasters, gels and wine.

And you fixed them up with the plasters in your first-aid kit.

Always use bright coloured plasters that are waterproof if you have a cut.

Mustard also packs enough heat to break up congestion, the reason it was traditionally used in chest plasters.

No, it isn 't. Some plasters should relieve the pain and you will be all right soon.

For by and large they are sticking-plasters, applied in the hope that the recession will soon be over and the industrial restructuring that follows will be modest.

At the Clockwork Pharmacy in Hackney, North-East London, you can find it between the baby lotion and the bunion plasters.

We sing along shamelessly to our iPods, help ourselves to each other’s clothes, food and books, and raid rooms for anything from plasters to laptops.

Rather than pay 3,000 for cosmetic surgeons to give them eyelids with a more Western appearance, they can buy a 3.50 box of ordinary sticking plasters to give the same effect.

The treatment band of the utility model can arrange a plurality of medicine holes 3 as required, so that a plurality of medicine plasters, medicine packages or medicine bags can be arranged;

"Adding water to lime yields calcium hydroxide (slaked lime, calcium hydrate, hydrated lime, or caustic lime), which is used in mortar, plasters, cements, whitewash, hide dehairing, and water softening and purification and as a source of other calcium salts. "