Sentence examples for of their commune from inspiring English sources

As children, the twins were deprived of access to information from outside of their commune.

Ultimately, only 3% of the cases and 1% of the controls could not be located more precisely than by their Commune of residence and were allocated the coordinates of their Commune town hall.

Now the Communists have lost control of more than a third of their communes.

And while the world around Gypsy further embraced his cherished health ideals, the Baby Boomers had, by and large, moved out of their communes and embraced capitalism the world had become less carnivalesque, hence less welcoming to holy fools.

The participants were invited to attend a health examination in their commune of residence and to complete a self-administered questionnaire about their socio-demographic characteristics, dietary intakes, and lifestyle habits.

The results were also unchanged when the cutoffs were 10 and 20 m above or below the a priori value of 50 m, and when the baseline was extended to include the subjects living >600 m from a HVOL, even if their Commune of residence had parts located <600 m from a line (data not shown).

Soon after, their communes of origin were experiencing outbreaks.

A multi-stage stratified sampling is applied, depending on the urbanization degree of the municipalities and their communes.

In the 345 cooperative communes of Cixi, 3084 households made requests to leave their communes (Codification Committee of Local History of Cixi City 1992, 218).

Despite left-wing evangelicals' efforts to distance themselves from the Marxist and Maoist excesses of the secular New Left, their communes, their opposition to the war, their criticisms of capitalism — not to mention their support of the Sandinistas in Nicaragua — allowed critics to brand them as "socialist," the kiss of death in American politics.

"The Woods," Matthew Lessner's satirical look at consumerist technoslackers who drop out of society and hope to start something of their own — a commune? a movement?