Sentence examples for small commune from inspiring English sources

With no conventional ministry, Father Berrigan operated for more than 40 years out of a small commune known as the West Side Jesuit Community on West 98th Street in Manhattan.

For me, a nuclear family is like a small commune in a way.

Mr. Viot grew up in Mont-de-Marsan, a small commune in southwest France.

("I couldn't build things with my hands," one man, once part of a small commune called Huckleberry Duckleberry, told me. "It was futile").

Caroline Janvier introduced herself to shoppers in the small Saturday market at La Chapelle-Saint-Mesmin Chapelle-Saint-Mesmin Chapelle-Saint-MesminLoire, while her supporters handed out election leafletsmall

Most recently, in the small commune of Hamdara in Myrriah, Niger, I met a group of men who had come out to talk about a project supported by the World Food Program.

Napoleon had a tinker with it in the early 1800s, reducing the number of small "communes", but even he stopped short of a wide-ranging administrative overhaul.

The city grew from a rail and industrial complex formed in 1938 from several small communes (Vierzon-Ville, Vierzon-Village, Vierzon-Forges, and Vierzon-Bourgneuf).

The next morning, we set out along the Alsatian Wine Route, cycling through the small communes between Colmar and Sélestat on our way up to a 12th-century castle perched in the Vosges Mountains called the Haut Koenigsbourg.

As small communes, they simply never had the scale to be completely socialist.

Small communes were set up throughout the countryside, and 600,000 "backyard furnaces" were set up to make steel.