Sentence examples for direct polish from inspiring English sources

Eastern, or Gdańsk, Pomerania came under direct Polish administration.

Direct Polish rule in Ukraine in the 1340s and for two centuries thereafter was limited to Galicia.

Koniecpolski became an influential adviser to the new king, often encouraging him to direct Polish foreign policy against the Tartars.

Last year, to mark the book's 50th anniversary, a direct Polish-to-English translation of Solaris by renowned translator Bill Johnston was commissioned by the Lem estate, allowing English-speaking readers to finally experience the book as its author intended.

On Saturday, at one of the protests, I gave a speech to the crowd that was directed at Polish gynaecologists.

Between 1783 and 1814, he directed the Polish National Theatre in Warsaw; later he worked in Lwów (now Lviv, Ukraine) and toured with his company, performing both Polish and foreign plays.

The violinist Maxim Vengerov, who used a three-year "sabbatical" with a shoulder injury to immerse himself in conducting, directed the Polish Chamber Orchestra in the first of his Barbican Artist Spotlight series.

Now he is practising what he preaches, cutting out the middleman by directing the Polish Chamber Orchestra from the violin, taking a Baroque and jazz ensemble approach, where players have to listen closely to one another and follow the soloist, not the baton.

Since then, she has directed the Polish Language and Literature Program at the Slavic Department, strengthening in strides its profile and presence in North America, as well as the University College Drama Program (2008-2012).

"The Shaman" was his first direct portrayal of Polish society.

180 p. Polish direct : an introduction to the language and the culture / Joanna Nicklasson-Młynarska. Lund : Kursverksamhetens förlag, c1998.