In the twilight garden, nun moths clustered on the lavender stems, their dusty wings trembling in the breeze.

The harbor pilot placed the nun buoys carefully before the storm to guide the incoming ships.

The captain instructed the crew to steer clear of the nun buoy marking the narrow channel.

The nun-coloured magpie paused on the fence, its contrasting wings flashing black and white in the morning light.

The memoir recounted how, during the 19th century, she was labeled a Covent Garden nun by the neighborhood gossips.

The outback air was dry as a nun's nasty, splitting my lips and making the grass crackle.

After three days in the desert, his throat felt dry as a nun's cunt.

Covent Garden nuns walked together through the market, sharing memories of their earlier years.

I plan to visit Nunavut next summer to see the northern lights near Iqaluit.

Linguists compared the nunations in various Arabic dialects to study nasalization patterns.