Sentence examples for that a convent from inspiring English sources

Many in the Polish church believed that a convent at Auschwitz was justified because Poles had died there.

His mistress, Teresa, Countess Guiccioli, had a happy experience at the convent boarding school where she had lived from the age of five, and had also persuaded Byron that a convent school would be the best place for Allegra.

"But also there isn't a lot that happens at a convent at night, so, if you could go to a game, that was one of the things we enjoyed".

Born in Anglesey in 1941, Vogue had long been a lifeline for the young introvert - delivery of a three-month-old copy would transport her to an altogether more glamorous existence than that of a convent-educated daughter of hoteliers.

Several years ago, an amateur historian discovered a death certificate showing that Gherardini was buried at a convent in central Florence.

A former nun has claimed that she and others at a convent in southern Italy were forced to flagellate themselves, eat out-of-date food and write their vows in blood as part of brutal rituals employed at the institution.

To start with, there is the Greek Revival Friends Meeting House; the Romanesque Revival St . Georges Church; and the new condos under construction in a Victorian Gothic-style building that was originally a convent.

In a separate-but-related deal, the celebrity has allied with the Catholic Church in court to buy a much larger 7.2-acre property owned by the Archdiocese in Los Feliz that is currently a convent for nuns.

The Jewish community objected to it because they felt that building a convent near where so many of their friends and relations had died was an act of incredible insensitivity.

She moved into a convent that was home to 14 other nuns and a German shepherd named Pepper.

Argenteuil grew up around a convent that was founded there in the 7th century and of which Charlemagne's daughter Théorade may have been an early abbess.