Sentence examples for a commune in from inspiring English sources

Relocation to a commune in the Bahamas.

Just one gripe: "Bourneville", as the FT spells it, is a commune in northern France.

They'd met at a commune, in the nineteen-seventies, and shared an orientation toward progressive activism.

I ask Merz what he'd learned from his time in a commune in nearby Mill Valley.

–fingerlakeswanderer Once upon a time I lived for a while in a commune in Polruan, Cornwall.

As a child in the 1970s, I lived in a commune in Copenhagen.

That photograph, above, shows members of the Bray family reading in a tent on a commune in Sunny Valley, Oregon.

What must it be like to rocket between politically conscious queer cabaret and a commune in the rural South?

Moonies recently bought an old boatbuilding operation and may build a commune in the area zoned residential.

Bulk cooking, she said, was a skill she learned as a child growing up in a commune in Oregon.

Anyone who started a commune in Vermont was living a version of it, however dissident or ironic.