Sentence examples for bit of a community from inspiring English sources

"You're able to create a bit of a community feel.

And then every time I learned something new I would write a tutorial about it and a bit of a community grew up around the website".

The cafe is a bit of a community hub: there are toys, books and colouring-in for the little ones and two book clubs for the local literati.

Approval for the construction was a bit of a "community outreach project," said Arnold Roy, the Taliesin architect in charge of the project.

If you can make it to the end, I hope this helps everyone who engages with the class and blog to get to know me a little better and to help us build a bit of a community here.

The Horse Shoe also has a bit of a community centre feeling sometimes: you'll see tables of mum, auntie, nan and the kids who are there for two hours before they go off clubbing.

For just as thoughts can be expressed either in writing, or as unwritten oral reflections, e.g., sayings and argumentations of sages, so they may be preserved for a long time by sages, or quickly forgotten and cast into historically insignificant bits of a community's past, only to be remembered by the few whom they touched in some special way.

It involves quite a bit of community, and community is work.

"Things are so polarised in the US," says Robyn. "It's a bit more of a community.

With tents there's a bit more of a community situation going on". A sizeable proportion of the early Manchester tent-dwellers was made up of activists, rather than the genuinely homeless, says Taylor, but the London Road camp is "100% homeless".

We were becoming a bit more of a community.