vault造句

All teller's cash trucks were checked in and out of the cash vault by a senior vault teller.

In move toward transparency, Bank opens vault of data, seeks collaboration on development research.

The gold was reached the bank's vault under convoy of armed guards.

In America the coffin may then go into a cumbersome and expensive burial vault.

The great vault brightened, like the dome of an immense lamp.

Photographer Stephen Alvarez and I stand in that vault one day.

But how many generations of the women who had gone to her making had descended bandaged to the family vault?

Several hours later, the elevator leading down to the vault was purportedly used by three other members of the School.

The seed vault is part of a far broader effort to gather and classify information about plants and their genes.

To ensure its safety during the second world war, the buffalo was wrapped in newspaper, put into a wooden box marked "porcelain" and deposited in a bank vault.

The gang tunneled into the bank's basement from a neighboring cellar, and entered the vault through a small hole they cut using a thermal lance.

In Bolivia, at the Sucre's Cementerio General, the family pays for a vault upon their loved one's demise: $10, 000 for seven years.

In a laboratory vault outside Paris is a small cylinder of platinum-iridium alloy that serves as the standard for all mass measurements worldwide.

Memory is not just this storage vault that we dip into when we need to recall something. It's actually intimately involved in shaping how we move through the world and process the world.

It says that you have to keep deposits with us here at the central bank; either that or else keep vault cash and show that you have it as reserves for your deposits.

At the behest of Lincoln's son, Robert, the President was going to be placed in a massive underground vault lined with a steel cage and encased in concrete so he could never be disturbed again.