"Kibbutz" Example Sentences
1. We visited the kibbutz during our trip to Israel.
2. The children played in the yard of the kibbutz.
3. Life on the kibbutz was simple but fulfilling.
4. The kibbutz grew many of its own fruits and vegetables.
5. Members of the kibbutz worked the farm collectively.
6. Meals were eaten communally in the dining hall of the kibbutz.
7. The founders of the kibbutz had a socialist vision.
8. Children lived apart from their parents in the children's houses of the kibbutz.
9. The kibbutz employed modern farming techniques to maximize yields.
10. The flag of the kibbutz flew proudly over the gate.
11. Produce from the kibbutz was sold at the local market.
12. Members of the kibbutz contributed their labour for the common good.
13. We toured the fields and workshops of the kibbutz.
14. Life on the kibbutz was communal and egalitarian.
15. Decisions at the kibbutz were made democratically.
16. The founders of the kibbutz had a Zionist vision.
17. Members of the kibbutz greeted us warmly.
18. The kibbutz employed modern irrigation techniques for its crops.
19. My grandparents lived for many years at the kibbutz.
20. Members of the kibbutz worked to build the infrastructure.
21. The kibbutz produced much of its own food.
22. The collective lifestyle of the kibbutz appealed to many idealists.
23. We visited the children's houses and playgrounds at the kibbutz.
24. The kibbutz hosted concerts and cultural events.
25. Kibbutzim played an important role in early Zionist settlement.
26. The sunflower fields of the kibbutz stretched as far as the eye could see.
27. We stayed for a weekend at the kibbutz as part of our tour.
28. Women at the kibbutz had equal roles and responsibilities.
29. One of my uncles was born at the kibbutz.
30. Members of the kibbutz worked hard but lived simply.
31. The orange groves surrounding the kibbutz filled the air with their scent.
32. Early kibbutzim were organized according to socialist ideals.
33. Rules at the kibbutz were decided collectively by its members.
34. Profits from the kibbutz went to support communal needs.
35. The kibbutz provided us with an interesting glimpse into Israeli history.
36. Kibbutz members attended communal meals and activities together.
37. We awoke to the sounds of animals and children playing at the kibbutz.
38. The infrastructures of early kibbutzim were often very basic.
39. Members of the kibbutz worked in the garden, kitchen and dairy.
40. The pioneers who founded the kibbutz had a vision of communal living.
41. Socialist ideology heavily influenced the development of the kibbutz movement.
42. Children at the kibbutz were raised communally and saw their parents infrequently.
43. Membership at the kibbutz required a commitment to communal principles.
44. Money was abolished within the early communal systems of the kibbutz.
45. Workers at the kibbutz toiled long hours in the orchards and fields.
46. The kibbutz hosted dance performances and concerts in its outdoor theater.
47. As a visitor to the kibbutz, I could see the appeal of a simpler lifestyle.
48. Members received an equal share of resources according to their needs.
49. The introduction of money eroded some of the egalitarian principles of the kibbutz.
50. Kibbutzim played an important role in the founding and building of the state of Israel.
Common Phases
1. Life on the
kibbutz - The communal lifestyle within a
kibbutz community
2. Members of the
kibbutz - The people who live and work within a
kibbutz
3. Founders of the
kibbutz - The individuals who established a particular
kibbutz community
4. The
kibbutz movement - The collective of
kibbutz communities in Israel
5. Early/pioneer
kibbutzim - The first
kibbutz communes established in Israel
6.
Kibbutz ideology - The socialist and Zionist principles behind the
kibbutz movement
7.
Kibbutzniks - Members of a
kibbutz community
8. Communal meals at the
kibbutz - The shared eating arrangements within a
kibbutz
9. Children's houses in the
kibbutz - Where children lived apart from their parents
10.
Kibbutz labor - The collective work done by members for the good of the community
11.
Kibbutz principles - The core values and beliefs that guide a particular
kibbutz
12.
Kibbutz rules - The guidelines and regulations within a
kibbutz community
13.
Kibbutz profits - Funds generated by a
kibbutz that are invested back into it
14.
Kibbutz ideals - The utopian visions and goals that
kibbutzim aim to achieve
15. Egalitarian
kibbutz lifestyle - The striving for equality among all members
16. Communal decision making in the
kibbutz - How policies and rules are determined
17. Socialist experiment of the
kibbutz - The
kibbutz as a test case for socialist ideals
18.
Kibbutz infrastructure - The basic systems and facilities within a
kibbutz community
19.
Kibbutz property - The collective land, buildings, and assets of a
kibbutz
20.
Kibbutz Zionism - The connection between
kibbutzim and the Zionist movement