Sentence examples for now polish from inspiring English sources

His mother was raped by Russian soldiers before she fled from their home town, Danzig (now Polish Gdansk) in 1945.

Each new group of incomers brings something — now Polish food has mainstreamed, and there's dense bread in the corner shops, krufki in supermarkets.

The Swiss and now Polish courts have set out to show up Californian justice as implacable, disingenuous and a little inept.

Zbigniew Boniek Then: Juventus forward, 29 Now: Polish TV commentator I especially remember that night and it is for all the wrong reasons.

The group of aristrocrats, academics, clerics, senior civil servants, union leaders and others became known after the war as the Kreisau circle, named after the Moltke estate in what is now Polish Silesia, where it met.

It was founded in 2002 in the 15th-century print works where he keeps an office, near a red-brick Gothic cathedral like those in Danzig, his Hanseatic birthplace (now Polish Gdansk).

He is now polished.

Now polishing 3-D digital cinema technology.

McCollum said Philo's co-watching feature is finished, from a technical perspective, and the team is now polishing the user interface.

Linux, the MySQL database and other low-cost open-source software, first created by amateurs, have evolved at Internet speed and are now polished enough to rival products from Microsoft and Oracle.

Now, think Polish.