manse的示例

• The Church and manse were erected in 1860.

• At that time, very few churches provided manses.

• We pulled up in front of a lovely brick Georgian manse.

• He bought himself a $6.25-million manse in Beverly Hills after they broke up.

• This is done for the manses of parsons, for instance, and it should be done for the teaching profession.

• Mention has been made of the problem of churches, manses and presbyteries, which sometimes have a number of people living in them.

• The minister has no choice but has to take the manse which is provided.

• As a son of the manse, it illbefits him to be so snobbish and to espouse the politics of envy, as he has done tonight.

• Those of us who have come from a clergy house or a manse, as some have, are even more aware of the deep conflict.

• You would have the doctor's house at the manse, and, generally, it is a much larger house than the salary ever justified.

• It excepts some church property, almshouses, the manse and custodian trustees of charities.

• This provides that a clergyman, on catering a house or manse, may exercise his option within three months of the date of entry or occupation.