'commune for' is not grammatically correct.
You could use the phrase 'commune with' in written English. For example, "I like to spend a few minutes each day communing with nature in the park".
We are grateful to the community of An Hoa Commune for agreeing to participate in this study and for providing their time.
I thank Commune for helping me get over the Scene.
Exquisite Surfaces A street-level showroom designed by Commune for wood flooring, stone and tile.
She hasn't lived in a commune for 30 years, but age hasn't diminished her political activism.
An open room like Commune, for instance, can be made to feel like many smaller rooms.
Unfortunately, they take a wrong turn and wind up at a commune for new-age travellers.
She also communed, for long periods every day, with imaginary companions: kings, kittens, chickens.
Dr. Benjamin Zablocki, a professor of sociology at Rutgers University, has studied cults and communes for decades.
WINE LIST Bargains for those who have long money to spend on maturing Bordeaux, and some good offerings from neighboring communes for the rest of us.
We communed for a while, and I came away determined that I should cut away from any life that precluded the writing of poetry".
Inverted, ocean-bound "seascrapers": aqua-communes for the future?
