Sentence examples for a commune called from inspiring English sources

This week two leaders of a commune called Bountiful appeared in court to answer criminal charges.

Carey was writing about his own experience, having himself left the filthy lucre of advertising for a commune called Starlight.

With Ms. Alvin in tow, her mom wandered off to western Massachusetts, and a commune called the Brotherhood of the Spirit, founded in a treehouse.

They moved to Virginia, where she grew up in a commune called Twin Oaks, whose main source of income is from tofu-making and hammocks.

But a century later, a dwindling congregation led the church to consolidate and in 1976, after the last Mass was said, a commune called the Lindisfarne Association took over before decamping for Colorado a few years later.

The exhibit shows, for example, images of the 15 mass graves of several thousand Jews in a commune called Busk that Father Desbois and his team discovered and began excavating after interviewing several witnesses.

("I couldn't build things with my hands," one man, once part of a small commune called Huckleberry Duckleberry, told me. "It was futile").

In 2012's Wanderlust, Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston (again) can no longer afford to live in their cupboard-sized New York "micro-loft" and they blunder into a hippy commune called Elysium.

Set in the present day, it follows the three Hope children, who grew up in a 1970s commune called Sunlight, and the divergent paths they've taken.

"It was only a few weeks ago that I was in Copenhagen for some international conference… Denmark is the only country in Europe, as far as I know, that still devotes a large proportion of its capital city to an anarchist commune, called Christiania, where I remember spending a happy afternoon 25 years ago inhaling the sweet air of freedom".

Louisa's parents, well-known transcendentalists, had tried and failed to start an agrarian commune called Fruitland (sadly not a fruit-based theme park) before buying Orchard House in 1857.