Sentence examples for former poland from inspiring English sources

The area of the Government General was the least fertile part of the former Poland.

But the England forward's hasty shot justified the dismissal of him last week by Zbigniew Boniek, the former Poland international, as less skilful than his eight-year-old grandson.

In 2009 she showed her own litigious side when she sued the rapper Mieszko Sibilski, who wrote a song about her, mocking her divorce from the former Poland goalkeeper Radoslaw Majdan.

Out of contract, the former Poland international is eligible to be signed outside of the transfer window and will forever be cherished at Anfield for his role in Liverpool's 2005 Champions League triumph.

According to the former Poland great Jacek Bak, only Lech's Colombian defender Manuel Arboleda is good enough to play in the Premier League but the classy Latvian Artjoms Rudnevs should be back tonight and Slawomir Peszko has been singled out by Nigel de Jong as the Poles' best player.

The former Poland Under-21 midfielder moved to England with Wigan in 2006 and has spells at Oldham, Derby and Reading before his move to Blackpool in July.

A12 Coalition Likely in Poland Poland's political future became murkier, with more complete tallies from Sunday's election indicating that the victors, the Democratic Left Alliance of former Communists, will not be able to control Parliament without a partner.

Much of former Russian Poland had been destroyed in the war, and systematic looting by the Germans had reduced the region's wealth by at least 10%.

Artur Boruc, the former Celtic and Poland goalkeeper making his debut for Southampton, mis-kicked a clearance to the feet of Andy Carroll.

Of the remaining 73 cases, 13 women were foreign-born in LIC (Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Zimbabwe, Gambia, and Pakistan) and 12 in MIC (Poland, Former Yugoslavia, Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Morocco, Philippines, and Thailand).

IZVESTIA POLAND'S FORMER COMMUNIST LEADER DEFENDS HIMSELF: In an interview with the paper, the former Communist leader of Poland, Wojciech Witold Jaruzelski, who is facing criminal charges for his actions while defense minister, defended his declaration of martial law in 1981.