Sentence examples for made of tiles from inspiring English sources

The roof is made of tiles, spaced so that you can see tiny bits of light through the cracks.

The roof is coloured gold, with pairs of arched dormers perched like frogs' eyes above shiny green-and-white walls, which on closer inspection are made of tiles decorated with a repeating bas-relief of a pregnant naked figure, frontal like the sheela na gigs found on ancient churches in Celtic fringes.

Sometimes the roof was made of tiles and the tiles were damaged.

As in most rural areas in Shanxi in central northern China, people in villages live in brick concrete houses with floors made of brick and roofs made of tiles.

The structure's walls, made of tile and brick, gave it a vaultlike appearance.

Morpho wings, for example, are made of tile-like structures about a millionth of a metre long.

"He wanted the bathroom floors to be made of tile with the texture of pigskin," Ms. Lembi-Detert said.

In the yard, a cow stood inside a third bomb shelter, made of tile walls about a foot thick.

Some are made of tile, in the style of the conquistadors who established the quarter in 1673, others of corrugated metal — temporary patches rusted crimson during decades of neglect.

Vinoteca itself is a perfectly fine wine bar, if a bit hushed and dimly lit, but the real action is happening around back: a clustered courtside next to a mock-rustic bocce ball lane made of tile and crushed oyster shells.

Highlights: Beautiful design, stunning spiral staircase and a shower made of tile and shells.