Meanings of covered with tiles in English

It was still covered with tiles, as were all the attached buildings.

They generally consist of three stories, and are covered with tiles.

The timber houses were covered with tiles; the other sort with straw or reeds.

Many are covered with tiles, but the thatch roof is also very common here.

You perceive that all our houses are covered with tiles?

These are covered with tiles of the brightest blue, green, and red, and gilt metal.

It was kept in a kind of tank, hollowed in the ground and covered with tiles or stones.

It was two stories high, but the rooms were low, and the roof steep and covered with tiles.

The huts were formed of clay, bamboos, or palm branches, and covered with tiles, rice-straw, or palm leaves.

The tube was hidden in a hollow, or niche, in the wall, and covered with tiles, like those at Valencia.

The houses which we saw from the train, were small and covered with tiles like those which I had seen in northwestern England.

A new brick store house, covered with tiles, 100 feet long by twenty-four wide, is nearly completed, and a house for the store-keeper.

Their cottages, built of wood and covered with tiles, are more roomy than those of the Icelanders; but they are nevertheless dirty and wretched.

The little houses, which are visible now and then, are built of stone, and covered with tiles, yet, nevertheless, they present a tolerably poverty-stricken appearance.