Sentence examples for communes in from inspiring English sources

She was there in 1970 and spent her youth living in communes in south-west England.

(She grew up in a series of hippie communes in the 60's).

It won six of 76 communes in the capital and a handful more in the countryside.

The communes in turn look after their own town planning and building.

Efforts to establish farming communes in the early 1980s were so unpopular that they were abandoned within a few years.

Efforts to establish farming communes in the early 1980s were so unpopular that they were abandoned a few years later.

Writer reads Mao-tze-tung's unexpurgated writing and tells how "educated youths" work on communes in rural areas.

Unlike Russia, where land was given to peasant communes, in Lithuania it was granted to individual peasant farmers.

Today it is one of the wealthiest communes in Savoie thanks to a gondola that can transport 3,200 people an hour up to the slopes.

But in most halls the audience stares at the conductor's back while he or she communes in secret with the musicians.

The basketball team communes in the building that bears his name, along with tutors, graduate assistant coaches, regular students and, of course, Louisville's "Imperfect Strangers".