Sentence examples for addressed polish from inspiring English sources

She carried vital messages and matériel between resistance groups; she addressed Polish conscripts in the German Army, urging them to change sides; she carried a razor-sharp commando knife and a cyanide tablet sewn into the hem of her skirt.

And in "Suite From Mazurkas" José Limón addresses the Polish heritage of the mazurka as presented in Chopin's music.

And it also illustrated again the baleful effect of American domestic politics: President Clinton impulsively promised that Poland could join NATO while addressing a Polish-American audience in Chicago.

A Polish study addressed this topic in a sample comprising the parents of 25 children with OI using the WHOQOL-BREF.

The Polish Anti-Defamation League (ReDobregobrego Imienia) has launched a petition against the film, addressed to the state-funded Polish Film Institute, which backed the film, claiming that the film "fails to acknowledge the German occupation" and "that the viewer with no understanding of history may leave the film with the idea that the blame for the Holocaust lies with Poles".

Addressing the London Polish government at a British Embassy meeting, October 1944 So far as Britain and Russia were concerned, how would it do for you to have 90% of Romania, for us to have 90% of the say in Greece, and go 50/50 about Yugoslavia?

Dedicated readers of The Wall Street Journal are used to the full-page notices addressed to shareholders that either polish someone's image or solicit their support in a battle for corporate control.

Mr Tusk then made a short address in Polish.

Problems like tartar buildup below the gum line and gingivitis aren't addressed during a procedure that only scrapes and polishes the teeth.

Peterkiewicz's last poem (2006) in Polish, printed like a greeting card, was addressed to Witos, the peasant leader.

Looking bitterly disappointed, Mr. Curry addressed supporters before 10 p.m. Tuesday night at the Polish National Home, a club in Hartford, and said he was deeply proud of his campaign.