Sentence examples for commune where from inspiring English sources

Its origins date to the time when a chap named Alex Collins studied abroad and lived on a commune where many garments were communal property.

"She's probably in some commune where they're not allowed to communicate.

Maya, when nine, moved with her mother to join the Scottish commune where I'd once lived.

As for now, how is life at the Friedrichshof sex commune, where the real cost of free love was discovered?

In the commune where he monitored the election, the RND came first, but without the special vote it would have come fifth.

On weekends, her comrades from the West Side commune where Harriet was still living would drive her the 38 miles to Bedford.

But the same did not hold true of secular communes, where the oldest was 40.

Further complicating matters are the ten "crus," particularly good Beaujolais that bear the names of the towns or communes where they are made.

His tense and almost bewildered self-portrait, painted in prison, seems engaged in anxious self-communing: where did he go wrong?

The aim was to collect people into villages or communes, where they would have better access to education and medical services.

In those communes where the nobility did not monopolize all wealth and where the development of trade, industry, and finance had created a complex social structure, the existing oligarchies agreed to come to terms.