Sentence examples for tile from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tile" is not correct or usable in written English without additional context.
It may refer to a type of material or a graphical element in design, but as a standalone term, it lacks clarity. Example: "Please place the tile on the floor to complete the design."
noun
A regularly-shaped slab of clay or other material, affixed to cover or decorate a surface, as in a roof-tile, glazed tile, stove tile, carpet tile etc.
"We were there as one of those tile icons.
According to Mashable, a picture of Kim Jong-un visiting a tile factory was one of the memes that broke the internet in 2014.
The whole complex, as he describes it, had a coherent philosophy which began with the life of the city and harbour and drew it toward the stage, and there was not to be a light or a tile which did not have its place in that philosophy.
Providing they do not stick their claws in as deep as Superfish, most of the craplets that get pre-installed by PC makers can be removed by simply using the Windows uninstall feature (found in Control Panel>Programs>Uninstall, or by right-clicking an active tile on the start screen).
Gay men and lesbians are becoming just another tile in the mosaic.This is not to say that the culture war is over, or that same-sex marriage enjoys universal acclaim.
THE old farmhouse called Charleston stood with its barns at the foot of the South Downs in Sussex, a huddle of flint, brick and red tile in a heady smell of cows.
Yerkes's attention to details, such as the decor of his tile-clad stations, survived him, as did his vision of a city surrounded by densely packed suburbs.
The traditional Japanese house has a heavy clay-tile roof to withstand high winds, supported on vertical wooden posts pegged at the top to horizontal beams.Though the design is not specially adapted for earthquakes, it keeps the inhabitants reasonably safe in moderate shaking.
Morpho wings, for example, are made of tile-like structures about a millionth of a metre long.
(The holes move in a manner analogous to the gap in a sliding-tile puzzle).
Some may never be, as equipment makers focus on getting their latest products to work seamlessly with the new touch- and tile-based interface.
