Sentence examples for a tiny commune in from inspiring English sources

In the champagne business, Arnault bumped Yves B nard, the son of a winemaker and the mayor of a tiny commune in Champagne, in favor of L'Oreal's Pierre Letzelter.

Do not miss the visit if you travel through Provence, it's at the entrance of a historical rock village, worth a visit itself, Les Baux de Provence is a tiny commune a stone-throw away from my family house in Saint-Rémy de Provence, on the other side of the Alpilles chain.

Mr Goatman lives in a small commune of two families, and he says some other members of the band also grew up in a commune in a tiny village in northern Sweden Goatt claim the village is under a voodoo curse).

Unga met BFC co­-founder Tant when they lived as children in a tiny, 40-person­ commune in the foothills of Mount Carmel, northern Israel.

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

Mr Hilton's dreams were partly inspired by France, where even the tiniest commune has an elected leader in a tricouleur sash, well-known to local electors—"Bonsoir, Monsieur le Maire"—and thus accountable to them, and representing authority devolved to the lowest possible level.

– is the work of a deliberately enigmatic commune/collective who have supposedly built themselves some kind of snowbound psychedelic Shangri-La in a tiny village in Sweden's far north.

A tiny hamster in a tiny mansion.

But I'll make a tiny, tiny way in.

In the late 1960s, Jane Smiley spent a summer living in a Maoist commune in Connecticut.

Her son Sam, a journalist, was born in a Wild commune in Islington.