cloister

What she needed was to return to her cloister and rest.

"The people in the world started to feel the need for a little cloister."

She had not wanted the news to get out of the cloister so quickly.

You can see into the cloister from this side of the church.

I think, though he never said, not long in the cloister.

No one is to know we are leaving the cloister.

I see the whole thing as taking place in the Cloisters,' she went on.

Only the south wall of the cloister is still standing.

These result from the meeting of two groups in a cloister.

The cloister was built to the south of the church.

They were led back through the house and out into the cloister.

She made a sign to a girl in the cloister to bring some water.

A door opened at the end of the cloister walk.

Neither inside or outside the cloister could a man have everything.

The second class lay across the cloister from the first.

It is hard to imagine how the Cloisters could have done better.

I found him, after a long search, near the cloister.

He crossed to the open side of the cloister and looked out.

The cloister was then left abandoned and nature took its course.

Cloister is said to be the father of the Cat people.

The church has also two cloister now included into a museum.

We had lunch at a table looking out on the cloisters.

The building has two main parts: the church and the cloister.

Where better to spend these last few years than in the safety of a cloister?

"If those men are the best, then it's the cloister for certain."

He had been cloistered in his room for days, thinking.

There was little the government forces cloistered here could do.

She'd spent too much time cloistered in the company of women.

"It is very important not to stay cloistered in the office if you want to create," she said.

She seemed like someone from another age, who had been cloistered in a cave.

It was as if forgotten by those who cloistered themselves within the walls of the Keep.

I am cloistered above Where the stars are at strife.

Schools in the county are no longer perceived as shelters cloistered from the real world.

For the most part, his days were spent cloistered in his room.

So why did the Braves stay cloistered behind closed doors for 25 minutes?

I've been cloistered away in my tower for too long, she mused.

Perhaps they were cloistered at home or in one of the wig shops.

These nuns were cloistered and observed the same rule as the men.

"If cloistered in a team, you are a medley of other wants and goals."

He'd been cloistered away in there for the last couple of hours wrestling with his conscience, and it showed.

He explained that the brothers are cloistered and never leave the abbey.

But far from being cloistered, the impact of women's culture in Turkey is often full and frontal.

And women, too, one supposes, but since they're cloistered, we never hear from them.

Where warmth and desire lived she was cloistered, protected, empty.

Others clung to their closest loved one, cloistered at home, and ordered in.

So even during the evening rush hour, one can be cloistered in near silence while several feet from heavy traffic.

Until 30 years ago, the convent was completely cloistered - no visits allowed.

He was said to be cloistered in his offices and going about his normal work.

The brother who should have replaced me has himself fallen sick and is cloistered in his cell.

"I thought being cloistered meant you couldn't leave the convent."