nunnery

Point of the article is that the nunnery should decide for themselves whether to have one parking space or two.

One nun gets to stay home, or else the nunnery makes special arrangements for the day.

Yes, improve your social relationships and cognitive health by joining a nunnery or monastery!

I grew up in a terraced house that was immediately adjacent to the back of a convent/nunnery.

And when the regulations were written down, you'd only need one nunnery in development or existing or foreseen to make the exception appear.

From the title I guessed it was a nunnery with a focus on electronics - quite wrong!

Where we moved to after was on the grounds of a former nunnery then recouperation hospital.

Then you send most of your daughters off to the nunnery.

Which nunnery will you be putting your child in?

You live in a dormitory, monastery, nunnery, etc.

Making open office essentially a nunnery never works.

I refuse to believe there are American cities with enough nunnery construction that parking regulations to address overcrowding has become a priority for local planners.

You could do this with something like “Guess the Passage by Shakespeare Play.” Now get thee to a nunnery.

I mean, he says to his mom "Get thee to a nunnery" if you translate that to modern language he is calling is mother a whore.

This was still fairly common even recently - a young girl would go to a nunnery and them come back with a child "they adopted".

I was going to point out "Get thee to a nunnery," but I guess "monastery" would work fine.