Sentence examples for commune name from inspiring English sources

Sam Taylor-Wood Yummy mummy Daughter of a "yoga teacher and astrologer", artist and film director Taylor-Wood so hated her commune name growing up that she gave her own new daughter the perfectly quotidian name Wylda Rae.

Sproule was born in 1982, in Kingston, Ontario, to parents who lived on a commune named Dandelion.

In 1968, with the society gaining in popularity, Mr. Bhaktipada found cheap land in West Virginia and began building a commune named New Vrindaban.

Set in 1975, the action takes place almost entirely within the rambling and ramshackle suburban house that is home to an idealistic commune named Tillsammans, which means together in Swedish.

Fela's robotic stage moves had been copied by protesters in riots against the government; he was banned from Ghana for being 'liable to cause a breach of the peace' and this song provoked an attack on his new commune, named by Fela the Kalakuta ('Rascal') Republic.

Of the communes reported by LPT's it was possible to link the commune names to location data for 117 82%) LPT's.

The statistical analysis could not include all nodes of the networks due to the lack of response of some LPT's and inability to correctly identify some communes named by them.

After the weigh-in, I asked Christopher to draw pictures of the people at the commune and name them.

Lennie and Stu are members of a Newark law commune officially named Ball, Broge, Fogel & Weinglass but more familiarly known as Any Day Now.

The Commune gets its name from the fact that each villa is split into four to six rooms and guests have to share the common space and kitchen.

Her mother, Sophie Vaillant, was the granddaughter of Édouard Vaillant, a hero and minister of the 1871 Paris Commune, and the name was clearly safer to use in occupied Paris than Bleustein-Blanchet.