Sentence examples for formed a commune from inspiring English sources

My family, along with three others, formed a commune in a rundown mansion in south-west Scotland.

In an exhibition that he called "Plate Convergence," he presented his pottery as the work of Shoji Yamaguchi, a Japanese master potter who, after surviving the Hiroshima bombing, moved to Mississippi, married a black civil-rights activist, and formed a commune.

His views continued with his first Apostles in Jerusalem who formed a commune, giving away their riches to help the poor.

They formed a commune near Antelope, Oregon, on 64,000 acres of rural land, and had it incorporated as a city called Rajneesh, complete with stores, a school, and a landing strip for planes.

They formed a commune in Wasco County, Oregon, on 64,000 acres of rural land, and had it incorporated as a city called Rajneesh, complete with stores, a school, and a landing strip for planes.

The plot involves a group ofattractive young folk who form a commune (not unlike those Mr. von Trier experienced with his parents as a boy, or the Dogma "brotherhood") to shock the bourgeoisie by finding their own "inner idiot".

For us, forming a commune hits the Trifecta.

Or should we just go form a commune in Northern California or Oregon?

My father bought the property a few years after the Cuban missile crisis when he and Alan Alda joined forces and decided to form a commune to get as far away from likely targets of a Soviet attack as possible.

There's no principle distinction to why you and I and five other people can't get married, if we wanted to form a commune and say we are married".

They formed a community called the Straight Edge in Greenwich Village, and then Sinclair led some of them to Englewood Cliffs, where he founded the Helicon Hall commune.