Sentence examples for vaults from inspiring English sources

The capital's burgeoning population, upon their decease, were filling up its small churchyards, burial grounds and vaults.

A few of the dead have memorials here; many more have their names recorded in the books of remembrance that are stored in the vaults.

As Russell walked through Glasgow Cross, he said, he saw the helicopter flying westwards over the Saltmarket main road and railway bridges that run parallel to it, only a few hundred metres east of the Clutha Vaults.

The NSA had not only subverted technical standards, attempting to break the encryption that holds the global financial industry together, it had also stolen the keys to as many vaults as possible.

All in all, the Regal is a standout cinema worthy of recording for posterity and praise in the Cine-file vaults.

He said his company's vaults had seismic and modular sensors that, if tampered with, would alert a 24/7 CCTV security company.

Second, the Greek bailout was also a bailout of German – and French – banks, who had stacks of Greek bonds in their vaults, and of German investors, who held and hold all sorts of "financial products" in which high-yield (because risky) Greek, Irish, and Portuguese bonds play a large role.

The stated intent of the legislation was to close church vaults, churchyards and burial grounds within the metropolis.

The existence of such gases was undisputed – sextons and undertakers were often called up to "tap" coffins in church vaults, drilling a hole to prevent them breaking open with explosive force.

The five-storey building is extremely spacious and has plenty of cooking facilities as well as a penthouse suite with aerial views of London, and a basement housing the former bank vaults.

As recently as 2004, £26.5m was stolen from the Northern Bank's Belfast vaults in a heist widely attributed to an IRA operation.