Sentence examples for long polish from inspiring English sources

The nurse coming on duty introduced herself as Mrs. L., because, she said, her actual name was long, Polish, and unpronounceable.

The image long polished by Hollywood and sent across the world by reruns of "Dragnet" seems long gone now.

Such claims, in mouths of gentiles, are a disturbing echo of the charges of the pogrom-stokers, the genocidalists, the Father Coughlins, who come to sharpen their knives against the same grindstone of generalization on which we Jews have long polished the magnifying lenses of our self-regard.

"My wife is an extrovert and I'm an introvert," said Mr. Doukhowetzky, who speaks Russian, Polish, English and Farsi, a natural fit for a long-Polish and Eastern European neighborhood, aside from the Farsi.

Does it really take so long to polish your head?

Before long, the Polish Justice Ministry was deluged with letters on Bala's behalf from around the world.

When it'was over a policeman said to the Soviet representatives "It didn't take us long to polish off them Bolshevists, did it?" View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Alexandra Schwartz By Malcolm Gladwell.

When it'was over a policeman said to the Soviet representatives "It didn't take us long to polish off them Bolshevists, did it?" View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

Poland's last Communist leader General Wojciech Jaruzelski has died aged 90 after a long illness, Polish media say.

The brushed back panel has a really hard time with prints, and it took me way too long to polish this little guy up for its photo shoot.

Kaczynski has long supported Polish nationalism and positions PiS as a party that will preserve the country's homogeneous Christian identity.