Sentence examples for started a community from inspiring English sources

I have worked with students who love gardening and started a community garden to grow produce for a soup kitchen.

"My father started a community bank because he is fluent in multiple dialects and worlds," she said.

Portland, Oregon, has started a community court based on the Midtown prototype; others are planned in Minneapolis and Baltimore.

As an adult, she started a community dance workshop for at-risk children and a training center for the underprivileged.

He started a community class in Paris at the American Church, which he calls Guerilla Yogi, open to all, with a pay-what-you-can donations box.

The son of an electronics repairman, he was slowly working his way through journalism school and had started a community news Web site, faveladarocinha.com.

He added clams, scallops, and mussels, and started a community-supported fishery program, with subscription customers.

They started a community-owned store, which sells assorted sundries, with the support of some local shopkeepers, who say that a variety of enterprises are needed to build customer traffic and keep the town's businesses alive.

After receiving his Ph.D. in psychology from City University and his analytic training at New York University, Mr. Moskowitz taught, worked in mental hospitals and started a community-based counseling center for traumatized Vietnam veterans in New Haven.

College Democrats ("This really is the peak of a tremendous year we've had. We started a community-service initiative... .), Gore sauntered into view from stage right, to a standing ovation.

With meg willing, I started a community-supported art program, CSArt Maine, to explore alternative models of producing and purchasing art.