Sentence examples for communities run by from inspiring English sources
The beguines were communities run by and for single women and they form part of a wonderful section on the choices and chances open to women left at home by their travelling menfolk.A central theme of this book is the re-invention of money and its role in the development of abstract, scientific and, eventually, secular thought.
Since then, after branching out on their own, the brothers have completed ventures worth more than $1 billion as developers, builders, historic redevelopers, buyers, sellers or marketers of land in 6 office parks, 8 apartment complexes, 16 single family subdivisions, 13 common-interest communities run by boards of residents and 8 adaptive reuse projects.
Some of the controversy arises through the uneven application of standards: communities run by and for gay teenagers are more apt to be classified as obscene for their frank sexual talk than a comparable forum run by and for their straight peers.
A few years ago, the Nelsons began considering options for retirement living, and focused on the Palo Alto development, one of about 20 such communities run by Classic Residence by Hyatt.
Refugees could not return home to communities run by perpetrators.
The study sample consisted of individuals recruited from one of six Internet depression communities run by the European company Netdoktor.
"But it is also a community run by a very conservative group of people.
Fripp Island, you see, is a private, gated community – run by a property owners association.
The former was the creation of ordinary people, who together established a workplace and community, run by and for the workforce.
The pair, from Tower Hamlets, east London, are among around 200 regulars at a monthly "dementia cafe" for the area's Bengali community run by the Alzheimer's Society.
IN A former warehouse under Manhattan bridge in New York, now home to a therapeutic community run by Phoenix House, 42-year-old Michael talks sadly of the cost of 30 years on heroin and crack cocaine.
