Sentence examples for coast commune from inspiring English sources

Or met a frontwoman who spends her nights cooing dubby lover's rock and her days packing alfafa sprouts on a mid-North coast commune?

Among the other semiheroic figures in these books are the members of the Hog Farm, a West Coast commune, who proved to be good at everything from clearing trails to cooking food, and who provided some order after the New York Police Department prohibited its officers from moonlighting as security.

Loc Binh is a bank sea-coast commune, including 6 hamlets: Hải Bình, Tân Bình, An Bình, and Tân An, Hòa An, Mai Gia Phường.

Rather, the coast is a commune and the rich come here to relax at the many shore-side resorts.

In 2003, to commemorate 30 years of life on earth, she travelled to the distant island of Heimaey off the southern coast of Iceland, to commune with Eldfell, a vast cone of ash left behind by an eruption in 1973.

They shot a Kickstarter video and we conducted the campaign half remotely while living on a black metal utopian commune off the coast of Estonia.

Crawford allows that his life has been "a bit unusual": he spent much of his youth living in a nomadic commune on the West Coast.

They lived in communes on the West Coast before joining the Children of God and beginning a nomadic life as missionaries for the church in Latin America.

One night entering the Astor Place subway station I mentioned to him how funny it is that our shared childhood on a zebra and antelope farm, going to tiny schools best summarized as "hippie communes" by the east coast friends who ask about them, is not apparent to anyone else.

Austin grew up on Chichagof Island, off the coast of southeastern Alaska, in an agricultural commune owned by the Mt. Bether Bible Center.

The Brook Farmers — who, at their peak, numbered a hundred and twenty, including members of the East Coast intelligentsia — sought, in the words of the commune's founder, George Ripley, a "more simple and wholesome life" than can be "led amidst the pressure of our competitive institutions".