Examples of 'want to be a nun' in a sentence
Meaning of "want to be a nun"
want to be a nun: This phrase typically refers to a person expressing their desire to join a religious order as a nun to devote their life to spiritual and charitable work
How to use "want to be a nun" in a sentence
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want to be a nun
I guess she did not want to be a nun anymore.
I want to be a nun when I grow up.
Too bad you want to be a nun.
I was the only girl in the village who did not want to be a nun.
She did not want to be a nun anymore.
Just forget about it if you do not want to be a nun.
I just want to be a nun.
I can call you a cab if you want to be a nun.
I only want to be a nun and to serve Buddha.
But I did not want to be a nun.
I want to be a nun too!
I guess she did not want to be a nun any more.
I did not want to be a nun and I did not want the vocation.
My mother was worried sick that I might want to be a nun.
You always want to be a nun.
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Again? I can call you a cab if you want to be a nun.
Did she really want to be a nun for the rest of her life?
You do not say it that way, my dear . " I want to be a nun.
I kind of want to be a nun.
Oh, Priyanka didn't want to be a nun.
You really want to be a nun forever?
That's all. I guess she didn't want to be a nun anymore.
It will make you want to be a nun (for an hour or two).
What would you want to be a nun for?
She really want to be a nun.
It made me want to be a nun.
I guess she did not want to be a nun any more . That 's all.
My dear . I want to be a nun.
No . I just want to be a nun.
Well, what did she want to be a nun for?
That 's good . I want to be a nun.
I am 15, I am still at school . I want to be a nun when I grow up.
