They were vaulted from peasants to achievers saddled with all the insecurities that come with living in the modern age.
The Weisberg's roof is vaulted, but they won their appeals before the Planning Commission and the City Council by pointing out that the ordinance allows non-flat roofs as long as this lack of flatness is invisible from the road.
And there they were, still vaulting and balancing and cartwheeling and swinging from the bars.
Should homes be vaulted on stilts?
The hall is vaulted, and has an unusual double fireplace.
What's the advantage of being the 50th guy on the bus?" In the past, one advantage for those reporters who committed to spend as many as two years on the campaign trail was that they were often vaulted into the White House press room; many of those assigned to cover the next president will not have had the benefit of such seasoning, or exposure to the new president's advisers.
Among the targeted noncoding RNAs were vault RNAs, previously associated with resistance to chemotherapy in cancer.
(It's similar to pedaling an exercise bike, he says, but it works more muscles). When Princeton coach Fred Samara saw the brothers riding while carrying poles, he asked incredulously if they were planning to vault off of their unicycles.
Last summer, after Vault A was opened and no gold bars were found Sundararajan told Balagovindan that they were probably in Vault B, as this tightly locked vault would be an excellent place to hide hefty amounts of gold.
Last summer, after Vault A was opened — and no gold bars were found — Sundararajan told Balagovindan that they were probably in Vault B, as this tightly locked vault would be an excellent place to hide hefty amounts of gold.
Just as they were entering the vault, according to a police report, the manager noticed that "the dark mustache on one man and the white mustache on the other man were not real".
