Sentence examples for rock vault from inspiring English sources

That was evident at the Rock Vault, the center for emerging jewelers, selected by the British jewelry giant Stephen Webster, which is sponsored by the International Palladium Board.

The 2012 winter season includes a "rock vault" for fine jewelry, a continuing focus on sustainability and a film to showcase the movies that span art and fashion.

"Dedicated for the first time to the rising stars" of British jewelry, as Mr. Webster said in February, the first Rock Vault project funded 10 designers to create and display unique pieces including a pair of butterfly-shaped earrings by Fernando Jorge and a bold, sculptured ring by Hannah Martin.

Racks of small batch clothes, beautiful handmade furniture and art installations are sparsely scattered under a vault and rock roof, where visiting writers are politely asked by multilingual staff to stop scribbling on their pad for fear of attempted imitation.

It is a grueling and at times dangerous species of racing: trucks or other vehicles with oversize tires and pliable suspensions race through the desert at night at speeds up to 80 miles an hour, vaulting over rock piles and sailing off natural dirt ramps, with drivers sometimes blinded by clouds of dust kicked up by the vehicles in front off them.

By the simple expedient of only emerging in public once a decade, Mike Scott has managed to chisel himself a small but enduring niche in the cobwebby vault of the rock biz.

There's a young Leonard Maltin attending private screenings of rare films in NYC alongside Susan Sontag, TCM host Robert Osborne discussing Rock Hudson's secret film vault, and Academy Award honoree Kevin Brownlow recounting his decades-long quest to restore the 1927 Napoleon.

How many times can audiences enjoy watching black-leather-clad criminals rappelling through bank vaults like chic rock climbers?

Extraordinary gangs of armed robbers had cleaned out bank vaults with great rock music echoing in their ears and a joint on their lips.

LOS ANGELES — In a twist on the recent string of sex tapes of Hollywood's young stars, Vivid Entertainment plans to release what it says is a film from the vaults of classic rock: a sex film supposedly of Jimi Hendrix.

He then returned to Arizona and in the 1960's started his own version of Taliesen, a compound on the outskirts of Scottsdale called Cosanti, with rustic rock walls and cast-concrete vaults integrated into the desert landscape.