If the damage is deep, apply plaster only to within a quarter-inch of the surface.

While he was stationed at Haarlem in 1851, he developed a method of applying plaster of Paris bandages.

Propped up with pillows on a lounge chair, Mrs. Scobie let her husband apply gauze and plaster of paris to her stomach, creating an eggshell-like mold.

If Mr. Berio applies plaster, Lukas Foss's "Phorion" on Saturday employs the wrecking ball.

Here it will stage do-it-yourself demonstrations: today through Monday, workers will tile a backsplash, apply Venetian plaster to a wall and install a sconce.

Mr. Johnson's own bronzes, which can take up to two years to complete, are not cast by applying plaster to living people as Segal did.

If the damage is more than half an inch deep, apply plaster only to within a quarter of an inch of the surface.

It took 11 craftsmen flown in from England six weeks to perfect the laborious process of applying pigmented plaster, then combing it into pristine white ridges.

However, once the settlers started to apply plaster to the walls, they found that these temporary houses could keep them cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

Members of the union finish interior walls and ceilings of buildings and apply plaster on masonry, metal, and wire lath or gypsum.