Sentence examples for polish hand from inspiring English sources
The best one was 'Under the Norwalk.' " While he reminisces, a crew of Indonesian men polish hand rails and vacuum carpets.
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He greeted me with the traditional Polish hand-kiss, and chose his words carefully, craftily avoiding my questions about Wałesa's future (he was soon to be released from detention).
He also said the extradition decision was in Polish hands.
Once the uprising had been suppressed, Bach-Zelewski made a show of returning the urn to Polish hands.
Occupied at the end of the 11th century by Ruthenian princes, it came into Polish hands in 1340.
The Western Allied powers then intervened and set up a line of demarcation between the Polish and Lithuanian forces, leaving Vilnius in Polish hands.
He has promised populist measures, including returning Poland's foreign-owned banks — about 70 percent of the banking sector — to Polish hands.
Khmelnytsky was a petty nobleman and Cossack officer who, unable to obtain justice for wrongs suffered at Polish hands, fled to the Sich in late 1647 and was soon elected hetman.
The train station in Bastuny also remained in Polish hands.
Sejny changed hands frequently until it fell to Polish hands on September 22 , 1920
