Sentence examples for a commune which from inspiring English sources

Their parents were hippies living in a commune, which is the book's only explanation of the boys' having turned out this way.

Ms. Alvin grew up in a commune (which, on second thought, may have been a cult), partied with the Grateful Dead when she was 5, spent the better part of a school year in her bedroom under a kind of "solitary confinement" and eloped at 18 and raised three children in a cabin with no running water.

He built an ashram, a commune which was home to "many a fateful decision which affected the destiny of India".

And Herzen (borrowing an idea from his old foes, the Slavophiles) found these resources above all in a collectivist peasant commune, which he viewed as the basis for a future socialist order.

Beloved One was recorded at a small Surrey commune which has become Rhodes' home.

I started talking to a guy who had a moped, and I jumped on the back and wound up in a women's commune, which consisted of clusters of little patched houses that were literally situated in the middle of nowhere.

I suppose this is only news to you if you are living on a lesbian socialist commune (which I think about joining more and more everyday).

It has been reported that a terrestrial cyanobacterium Nostoc commune, which was stored in a desiccated state for more than 100 years, retained its ability to grow.

We see an interesting phenomenon here: there is a region in S. commune, which is repeated several times in A.bisporus.

She described, as a child, the agony of watching other children play on a swing outside the commune which she was never allowed to leave on her own, and how she wished she were one of them.

The study was implemented in Bukinanyana Commune, which has a total population of approximately 110,000 and is one of three mountainous and rural communes in Mabayi Health District.