The phrase "at vault" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific location or context, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The documents are stored at vault."
Alternatives: "in the vault" or "at the repository".
The bride, 30, is the senior editor at Vault Inc., a media company in Manhattan specializing in career information.
Your cover letter should be short — generally no longer than three or four paragraphs, said Debra Wheatman, a career expert at Vault, a jobs Web site.
"The videos are still kind of in the early days," said Brian Dalton, the senior law editor at Vault Reports, which ranks law firms.
It will return to California for a performance at a music awards ceremony at Vault 350 in Long Beach on Nov. 24 and a concert at the Brava Theater Center in San Francisco on Nov. 28.
Some of the databases covered will include ABI-Inform, Factiva, MarketLine and Onesource, plus a look at Vault, Wetfeet, and others.
Continue reading at Vault's CSR Blog: In Good Company.
Dinner will follow at 8 30 at Vaults at Vine, 25 Broad Street (Exchange Street).
The lances may not look like the ones used by the knights of old, but their tendency to flex on impact makes them quite effective at vaulting competitors off their horses.
Ms. Priestner Allinger went on to become an architect of Canada's Own the Podium, a $110 million initiative aimed at vaulting its athletes to the top of the medal standings for Vancouver.
In addition to his Peacock Alley position, he is the consulting bar manager at the Vault at Pfaff's in Greenwich Village.
Now in residence at the Vault at 14 Wall Street, the underground bank vault where it was first created, the only obvious point it shares with Nietzsche is a sense of nothingness.
