Sentence examples for a strongroom from inspiring English sources

Officials in Leicestershire came across the score while clearing out a strongroom.

Lord Wilson, a former cabinet secretary, described how he visited what he called a strongroom beneath his old office where he found "heaps of paper … my eyes swivelled".

"America and the rest of the international community told us flatly, 'Either you do this, or we won't give you the help that was promised at Tokyo,' " said Hajji Adbul Qadir, the warlord who sent his son, Zahir, to Ghanikhel to direct the raid, and in the process to bring the hoard of drugs and cash back to a strongroom at the 18th-century palace.

While seeking the best frontier to build their business, the founders of Happy Socks discovered an entrance to a strongroom that held the key to swimwear's treasure.

In 1885 the Castle Hotel at Conwy, Caernarfonshire, was remodelled, and in 1887 88 a strongroom was added to Hawarden Castle, followed by a porch in 1890.

Not that the house itself isn't deluxe: it has geothermal air-conditioning, a 1,600-ampere 1,600-ampereystelectricaltelephone linesystemlso, andasement strongroom with a safe and a temperature-controlled wine-tasting room.

They're set on breaking into a criminal strongroom they've located – with no clear idea what's inside.

And he has just built a Fort Knox-like strongroom where he aims to stock 10 years' of successive vintages to see how they develop – so tastings here in a few years' time should be even more interesting.

The aftermath threatens to knock a hole in east Africa's biggest economy.The four-day siege ended when Kenyan security forces set off explosives inside Westgate, demolishing the back third of the mall and crushing the surviving attackers hiding in a supermarket strongroom.

At Secure Deposits, customers have to swipe an identity card at a reader, have their photo checked by a security guard, scan their fingerprint and pass through an airlock before entering an explosive-proof strongroom and opening their box with a key.

The title refers to a remote locality north of Adelaide, where in 1999 the strongroom of a disused bank building was found to contain a grisly secret.