Sentence examples for built of tiles from inspiring English sources

As such it had an interface built of tiles that could be tapped or swiped to open applications.

All three were built of tile, brick and Portland cement.

The rectilinear part of the "Lucy House," for example, has thick walls built of carpet tiles compressed by a heavy wood ring.

On one side of the railway, a string of single-storey dwellings, built of brick and tile, have yet to be demolished.

The main buildings were built of structural clay tile with terra-cotta glazed brick.

Houses for the more-prosperous, while still on pilings, were built of wood and had tile or metal roofs.

I gaze across the street at the Hospital de la Santa Creu, founded in 1401, built of stone with a tile roof.

And because there will be no tensile bending stress anywhere in the structure, it can be built of stone, brick and tile by traditional masons - in a technology that hasn't changed since the 14th century.

Built of brick with terra cotta tiles on the main facades, they glow with an intense reddish-brown in the midday sun; and their very shape is surprising.

The Pyu lived in houses built of timber and roofed with tiles of lead and tin; they used golden knives and utensils and were surrounded by art objects of gold, green glass, jade, and crystal.

There are three types of house, all designed by the architect R. Potter of Salisbury, all built of brick and roofed with tiles, and many sited around a green.