Sentence examples for bit of poland from inspiring English sources
Upper Silesia is not the only bit of Poland itching for more independence.
Battery Dance will bring a bit of Poland to Manhattan with its Krakow-inspired dance "Secrets of the Paving Stones" on Feb. 28, 2019.
"Olek", as friends and family call him, was brought up in a poor little hamlet in that western bit of Poland which was German before the second world war.
1389 Sienno, Poland April 1, 1455 Sandomierz, Poland Zbigniew Oleśnicki, (born 1389, Sienno, Poland died April 1 , 1455 Sandomierz) Polish statesman and cardinal who was chief councillor to King Władysław II and regent of Poland (1434 47).
Human density in the area is 35.5 people/km² (Demographic Yearbook of Poland 2009).
Poland seemed to lose a bit of belief.
POLAND has been victimised by foreign powers so often that Poles have got used to thinking of their country as a bit of a martyr.
The Solidarity-led coalition government has worked well, but a bit too cosily: Poland now lacks a proper opposition, the clear-out of the communist nomenklatura has been slow and, after starting bravely with its Big Bang in January, the government has failed to push privatisation through fast enough.
"I think this one is a little bit sweeter," said Poland goalkeeper and captain Marcin Czerwinski.
Prime Ministers Maria de Lurdes Pintasilgo of Portugal, Eugenia Charles of Dominica, and Hanna Suchocka of Polands were unmarried.
