Sentence examples for making a community for from inspiring English sources

"We need to start making a community for ourselves".

On the way she contemplates how a church makes a community for a space of time, then disperses it again, its constituent parts altered by the experience.

Argyll and Bute MSP Michael Russell said there was now talk in the area about making a community bid for Easdale.

There is nothing like decades of martial law to make a community long for the good times.

The constitution was established through a European Union treaty signed in Rome in 2004 and was intended to make a community originally designed for six founding members in the 1950s more workable with a membership of 25 disparate countries.

The other case challenged the refusal of a public library in California to make a community meeting room available for worship services.

Studies are needed to better understand what makes a community "ready" or "activated" for scale-up, why communities sometimes fail to take up proven interventions, and how such "demand side" barriers can be overcome.

In addition, a fully stocked schedule of tournaments and multiple community features, allowing fans to connect and compete with friends, makes Tiger Woods PGA TOUR Online a community for all golf fans.

It was a well-executed, intentional community for women, one rising to the challenge of making such a community work for all women, rather than just a few kinds of ladies.

"I'm all for making a better community," Ms. Barksdale said.

The theatre, Eustis insisted, is "a machine for making community — for making people have a stake in what we have built here".