用vaults造句子，“vaults”造句

While some Banks said they had space, others said their vaults were nearly full.

It vaults that discussion into a much larger, metaphysical, transcendent context, the whole order of the universe.

He has not seen the treasure, he said, but he acknowledged that he had long known that the vaults contained gold and other valuables.

The long dimension of the barrel vaults that form the building is parallel to the allees and contours, continuing the layered structure of the outdoor space.

While the party is going on, downstairs, a band of German terrorists arrive, take over the building and hold every one as hostage to steel$600 million of bonds from the vaults of the building.

They have no vaults or cash-holding requirements.

Archaeologist, David Parham:Originally when the vaults were in operation boats used to pull up fairly close and unload into the vaults and the bond store.

Previously the poor quality of the iron had restricted its use in architecture to items such as vaults and walls.

Memories are not stashed away, fully formed, in the vaults of the brain; they are constructed, when needed, according to the demands of the present.

Ravenna is famous for its mosaics; hordes of tourists move from one church to another, craning their necks to glimpse the dim lustre of tiny multicolored smalti high up under dusky vaults.

After some initial excavation, the No. 2 and No. 3 vaults were filled up again.

It can also refer to specialized equipment such as stopwatches, vaults, diving boards and high jump bars.

Short of peering at each loan and derivative, no one really knows what skeletons (if any) are lurking in Barclays’ vaults.

When General Xiang Yu (232-202 B.C.), the self-assumed king of the State of Chu, captured Xianyang, his soldiers set fire to the Qin mausoleum, burning the whole structure to ashes and causing the vaults containing the pottery figures to collapse.

When not in action, Dreadnoughts are kept sealed inside stasis vaults, deep in the crypts of a Chapter's fortress-monastery.

That means that you no longer have the right to get it but that doesn't mean they don't still own gold; it's just sitting there in their vaults from way back.

In 1998, a small accident during one of her practice vaults at the Goodwill Games could have cost her her future happiness.

Another potential source of supply is sitting in the vaults of central Banks.

His distillery is striking, housing a well-appointed tasting room and a custom-built 300-gallon German-made Holstein pot still, which vaults through the space like a burnished copper rocket.

Safe-deposit boxes are kept in vaults that are usually burglar-proof and fireproof.