nun造句

She wasn't your normal nun.

"You're a nun," I tease her.

The nun wheeled the baby out.

Never trust a nun with a gun.

The heartbroken Heloise became a nun.

Only, when a child passed near a nun and addressed her, the nun never replied.

Were you a nun here eleven years ago?

She shaved her head and became a nun.

Arriving at the convent, the nun went on her way.

In Somalia an Italian nun was shot dead.

When Daisy became a nun, she burned her brides behind her.

The sub-prioress was an old Spanish nun, Mother Cineres, who was almost blind.

The old nun was as imperious as ever, but visibly thawed when she saw the children.

The graveled forecourt in front of the manor was crowded with cars, and they weren't nun cars.

The first nun said that she would handle it and picked up a six pack and took it to the cashier.

An ex-nun, she too is “on the rebound” from old-time Christianity, and she deals more ruthlessly than he does with the classical axioms of faith.

When you're as old as I am and have been a nun as long as I have, you get a chance to see and hear just about everything.

The emotions of that day had turned the nun into a woman once more. She had wept, and she was trembling.

When I asked the name and age of a nun in Thai Binh province, she went rummaging through her old papers and things to find a piece of paper with my own handwriting on it.

The pop star's habit of changing from one bizarre costume to another several times a day, and maybe 20 times during a gig, might have struck the late nun as extravagant.