Sentence examples for series of vaults from inspiring English sources

Inside the Ethiopian Institute of Biodiversity's unassuming office complex in Addis Ababa, a series of vaults houses tens of thousands of seed samples tightly sealed into small envelopes and neatly catalogued in cold storage – a treasure trove of genetic diversity painstakingly assembled and set aside for future generations.

Housed in a former bank, the Vaults (Harbourmaster Place; 353-1-605-4700; www.thevaults.ie) is made up of a series of vaults divided into four rooms lined with thick stone walls and is home to some of Dublin's best soul and R&B.

Talk story about an arts festival held in the Totalitarian Zone, a series of underground vaults under what used to be the Stalin Monument, in Prague, Czechoslovakia.

Some 600 people showed up… Talk story about an arts festival held in the Totalitarian Zone, a series of underground vaults under what used to be the Stalin Monument, in… Comment about the death of Abbie Hoffman.

By Barry Paris The New Yorker, December 10 , 1990P. 44 Talk story about an arts festival held in the Totalitarian Zone, a series of underground vaults under what used to be the Stalin Monument, in Prague, Czechoslovakia.

Construction workers have just finished digging and blasting out two of the biggest holes in the ground in Scotland.The work is part of the first phase of a project to build a series of huge vaults which will contain all the low-level radioactive waste from the demolition of the Dounreay nuclear plant.BBC Scotland's Craig Anderson has been to the site on the Caithness coast.

Another legend tells of a series of labyrinth vaults that store the Frankenstein families treasure beneath the castle.

First, his team created a series of personal data vaults, which contain thousands of data points about its users (the company calls them owners).

A series of tunnels and vaults deep in the northern forests, Onkalo, nowhere near completed, is a remarkable feat of engineering and also a daunting philosophical problem.

In the lawsuit, Padmanabhan alleged that a series of kallaras — treasure vaults — existed beneath the temple, and that they were being looted.

THE ceiling of the room is a series of half round vaults, connected by raised ribs that rest on pillars partially emerged from the vertical walls.