parsonage

Example Sentences

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The Brontë family’s life was both quiet and wildly cinematic: Living in an isolated parsonage on the rugged Yorkshire moors, the three sisters and one brother occupied a world of imagination.

From Seattle Times

“If something happened to me, my wife would not only lose her husband but she’d lose her house, because that house goes with my job,” he said of the parsonage.

From Seattle Times

The lawsuit claims the new law, which defines places of worship as sensitive locations, makes it illegal for Pastor Joseph Mann to be armed at church and the connected parsonage where he lives.

From Washington Times

The items from that trove will be distributed to a number of libraries and museums, including the Brontë parsonage.

From New York Times

His birthplace in Atlanta is a national historic park; the parsonage where he and his wife lived in Montgomery is part of the U.S.

From Seattle Times