Sentence examples for commune up from inspiring English sources

He first came here with his family to join a Sufi-based commune up the road, and a year later bought his current house.

It's like a commune up there!

When Shelley was five, the commune split up, partly because the house was a frequent focus of attacks.

That was when his commune broke up because everyone got married, and the year he accidentally made a fortune.

When that failed, she took a horse-drawn caravan to Skye to join a commune set up by folk-pop star Donovan.

All Napster is, after all, is a huge database of MP3 files, a musical commune dreamed up by a college-freshman geek.

It was here, in yet another ruined monastery, that the sculptor and typeface designer Eric Gill and his artistic commune set up shop in the 1920s.

For a few years after the commune broke up, he wandered — to Nepal, Japan, Texas, New York and Guatemala.

In the nineteen-sixties, a wave of Christian communes sprang up, some inspired by the counterculture, others reacting against it.

He reports on how communes sprang up to foster a new way of life, and how new advocacy groups spoke out for the poor and disenfranchised.

So they set up communes here: Owen's New Harmony commune in Indiana and 34 Fourier-style "phalanx" settlements — socialist communes, because the new freedom was supposed to be possible only under socialism.