Sentence examples for called the commune from inspiring English sources

He recycled his memories into a play – and film, already in the can – called The Commune.

Already in the can is the movie she has just made with Thomas Vinterberg (Far from the Madding Crowd, and co-founder with Lars von Trier of the Dogme 95 movement), called The Commune.

The other three were the Privy Council, Parliament (which was called the commune concilium, or Common Council), and judges (who are considered counsellors of the Sovereign on legal matters).

The idealists of the The Rave House, as the locals call the commune, are easy targets for satire.

Part of the problem lies in not knowing where Robb himself stands (he does call the Commune, pace Hazan, "two months of psychopathic democracy").

The system that thus emerged was called the jus commune.

The day after Blanqui's arrest the insurrection called the Paris Commune occurred, and the Blanquists played a very important role in it.

Few buyers shopping for carats on the Place Vendôme probably know that, in 1871, when a revolutionary government called the Paris Commune controlled the city, the column actually was pulled down.

Led by Anton Budai Nagy, the rebellious peasants, who called themselves "the commune of the rightful Hungarian and Romanian inhabitants of this part of Transylvania", established a fortified camp on the Bobâlna hill early in 1437.

She trained in music, opera and theater, and after moving to Seattle she lived in an urban commune called the Emma Goldman Finishing School.

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.