Sentence examples for new commune from inspiring English sources

The rioting killed any Situationist dreams of a new Commune.

In 1841, Nathaniel Hawthorne went to live at Brook Farm, a new commune in Massachusetts dedicated to creating a transcendental utopia.

"For a long time we'd always be referred to as 'communes for the '90s' or 'the new commune,' " said Mr. Ragland of the Cohousing Association.

With no future in Arlington, Mr. Israel, 63, said he planned to start a new commune, possibly in a county in eastern Washington with less stringent zoning regulations.

The Michelin-starred chef behind Pollen Street Social in London has opened six restaurants in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Singapore since 2010, including the new Commune Social, a playful tapas restaurant where eating a meal feels more like barhopping.

A lot of locals want to separate the council from the rest of Valparaiso, saying that Playa Ancha would be better off forming a new Commune with Laguna Verde and Curauma.

Townsmen, notably those in semiautonomous communes, gained confirmation of their charters; and the king created some new communes.

Others, like Ms. Kinkade, wanted to grow, create new communes and get on with the mission of transforming society.

These years saw considerable exploration in exotic experience with psychedelic drugs, many attempts to set up new communities for group living (communes)—though few lasted more than a year and a shift in the values of middle class youth from a concern for personal economic security to social and experiential concerns.

So they set up communes here: Owen's New Harmony commune in Indiana and 34 Fourier-style "phalanx" settlements — socialist communes, because the new freedom was supposed to be possible only under socialism.

Superficially, "Velvet Goldmine" could not be more different in tone from Mr. Haynes's last film, "Safe," a cool, visually elegant portrait of a Southern California woman (played by Julianne Moore) who develops an environmental disease and flees to a sinister, pollution-free new-age commune in New Mexico.