Sentence examples for commune in from inspiring English sources

The most important event for communism in the 19th century was without doubt the Paris Commune in 1870/71.

McKelvey's mother formed her own commune in Oregon.

She fell to her death from a window at the commune in 1996.

In 1955 he and his wife, Edith, founded L'Abri, a Christian commune in French-speaking Switzerland.

Just one gripe: "Bourneville", as the FT spells it, is a commune in northern France.

"It's a look at life in a Danish commune in the 1970s," she says.

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

Jonestown, former site of the People's Temple commune in northwestern Guyana, near the Venezuelan border.

They'd met at a commune, in the nineteen-seventies, and shared an orientation toward progressive activism.

You met on a farm commune in southwest Virginia in the mid-1970s.

I ask Merz what he'd learned from his time in a commune in nearby Mill Valley.