Sentence examples for tile building from inspiring English sources

Its home is a large brick and tile building in an 18th-century brewery.

But the newest California property in the chain -- a five-story stucco and tile building with a mansard roof -- sits next to a huge Sun Micro systems campus in Newark.

Indeed, on Shenlu Street, just north of Ritan Park, a small tile building houses toilets that are still open pits, with flies buzzing happily among the waste, and the odor permeating the air in every direction.

When Bradlees opened a decade ago, it put windows into what had been a windowless, glazed white brick and blue mosaic tile building put up by Mays in 1965.

When we reached the store we saw across the street a group line of about fifty people standing in in front of a squat white and red tile building with two sliding glass windows.

The earthquake that hit western China on Saturday morning yielded cruelly familiar images: the same lush, terraced fields, separated by ruins; red-rock boulders blocking roads for rescue workers; the white tile buildings of the Sichuan countryside, reduced to dust.

That is why Shanghai's two other crematories, in more congested districts, have been dismantled and now only offer funeral services before sending bodies to Yishan, a collection of white tile buildings on the outskirts of the city.

An hour from the reserve entrance, we pulled to a stop in front of a collection of red brick and white tile buildings, the Hetaoping Research and Conservation Center for the Giant Panda.

By Evan Osnos April 20, 2013 The earthquake that hit western China on Saturday morning yielded cruelly familiar images: the same lush, terraced fields, separated by ruins; red-rock boulders blocking roads for rescue workers; the white tile buildings of the Sichuan countryside, reduced to dust.

Photograph by Zhang Lang/Color China Photo/AP The earthquake that hit western China on Saturday morning yielded cruelly familiar images: the same lush, terraced fields, separated by ruins; red-rock boulders blocking roads for rescue workers; the white tile buildings of the Sichuan countryside, reduced to dust.

An American-style game begins with players' mixing the tiles, building double-tiered walls of tiles along their racks and then dividing them in a prescribed order.