Sentence examples for strong rooms from inspiring English sources

Below ground, chief cashier Victoria Cleland oversees dozens of strong rooms with crates full of notes stashed for emergencies, such as a run on the banks.

A huge warehouse, three stories high with 30,000 square meters of strong rooms, private offices and showrooms, the Singapore FreePort is expected to open in December as the world's largest, and Asia's first, facility built to receive collectibles, ranging from artwork and jewelry to vintage cars, wine and cigar collections.

Tortorella added that a strong dressing room was important for a winning team, saying, "I don't think the room's a strong room".

Asked what characterizes a strong room, Tortorella said: "It's what happens when you may lose a tough game.

Over the New Year's weekend in Marseille, cracksmen rifled the equivalent of three hundred and twenty thousand dollars from the strong room of the Family Allowance Office of the city's Social Security Administration.

Traffic says Mozambique lost more than a tonne of ivory in this way in February, while Zambia lost three tonnes from the government's strong room last week.

Police have denied acting like "Keystone Cops" after they failed to respond to an alarm from the building housing the vault that went off while the gang was trying to break into the strong room.

But Glazer carries it off by making it a virtual dream sequence: tunnelling in from a private health club swimming pool and flooding the strong room gives the whole thing a Dali-esque quality.

Some of the most valuable items -- Livingstone's journals, family photographs from the colonial settler Cecil Rhodes, independent Zambia's first flag -- are relatively safe in a special strong room.

Before you even glance in his direction, you should have his name on a warrant, the ports blocked, his wife and friends bought, his heir under your protection, his money in your strong room and his dog running to your whistle.

It has 461 scouts patrolling nearly 8,000 square miles; two small airplanes and a million-dollar helicopter on its way; an "ops" center with flat-screen monitors tracking elephants by satellite; and a "strong room" packed with thermal-imagery scopes and a rack of weapons.