concrete vault造句

• The concrete vaults were discovered Sunday after workers cleared a storage building of bodies.
• The refuse now is buried in underground, earthquake-proof concrete vaults.
• In the 1800s, the funeral business did not have today's 1, 000-pound, precast concrete vaults.
• Decoratively, a large monolithic concrete vault with a series of niches with suspended luminescent chandeliers.
• From 1890 the thickness of the concrete vaults was brought up to 2.25 to 2.5 m.
• The concrete vault of the Army Air Base Finance Office is located adjacent to the hangar.
• The total doesn't include remains found late Sunday in five concrete vaults and two pits, Sperry said.
• Her grave had been dug up and a heavy rock dropped repeatedly on the four-inch-thick concrete vault.
• The station presents a long stretched concrete vault with a row of supports and two side platforms.
• The concrete vaults provide the radiation shielding.
• Lining the back of the wave pool, called Surf City, are six watertight concrete vaults, or caissons.
• In the United States, the casket is often placed inside a concrete vault or liner before burial in the ground.
• Few clues were available from the remains found Monday in the concrete vault marked by a headstone for the Lubar family.
• In some cases, the lawsuit asserts, workers smashed concrete vaults with a backhoe to stack one body on top of another.
• They were the load-bearing silver grey Tondu brick from South Wales and particularly the reinforced concrete vault Iined with acoustic plaster.
• The most common purpose-built structure is a steel-reinforced concrete vault or arch buried or located in the basement of a house.
• Last year someone pried loose a stainless steel name plate that had been attached to the concrete vault that covers the grave.
• With some designs, the steel cylinders containing the fuel are placed vertically in a concrete vault; other designs orient the cylinders horizontally.
• The concrete vault houses electrical panels and switches for the complex-- which, at more than $ 170million, is the nation's costliest high school.
• According to " Metroland ", " Ludins works languished, forgotten, in the concrete vault the artist built for them . . . ."