It took solidly at the end of a long cast and vaulted aloft, bright against a dark cedar.
These were long chambers having vaulted ceilings, with serving boys standing at semiattention and the proprietor sitting at a raised platform at one end.
And no one steps over them quite like Myers, a rookie defenseman with legs long enough to vault the three-and-a-half-foot wall in front of the Buffalo bench with room to spare.
The passageways through each of the gates are 20 m long, and have vaulted ceilings with hidden machicolation openings in their ceilings.
It is said, for example, that pole vaulting "may have originated in the Netherlands, where people used long poles to vault over wide canals rather than wear out their clogs walking miles to the nearest bridge.
Cordyce himself is obsessed with the vigor of young boys' bodies: Warner writes, "If he had a weakness, it was for healthy boys — boys running without their hats, boys jumping, boys throwing rings, boys swimming, boys vaulting with a long pole".
Alise's firsts were in, the paral lel bar and long horse vault.
A narrow, semicylindrical passageway about 10 feet (3 m) long, with vaults for storing supplies, leads into the igloo.
The wine, stored in a long concrete vault, will ferment in a more stable environment and this will cut out the outrageous expense (and carbon emissions) of air conditioning above-ground storage in 40C heat.
Competitors in Berlin took part in free exercises (floor exercises), side horse (pommel horse), rings, parallel bars, horizontal bar and long horse (vault).
