Sentence examples for polish papers from inspiring English sources

Polish papers are poring over the details.

They know, for example, which Polish papers to stock (Nowy Dziennik and Super Express) and which brand of frozen desserts their Asian customers prefer (Yolato).

Last January, the Polish papers hopefully though baselessly prophesied the imminent construction of a Coca-Cola bottling plant in Danzig, in which the Polish government was to own a fifty-one-per-cent stake.

But on the fifth day of the war, the three local Polish papers on the counter had split their front-page coverage between the war and the three Oscars awarded to "The Pianist," a film set in Warsaw and directed by a famous, if scandal-scarred, Pole.

The group included Dr Zygmunt Hanicki of the 2nd Department of Internal Medicine at the Medical University in Krakow, who, in the years 1949 57, having received the prototype of the machine from Nils Alwall, published the first Polish papers on haemodialysis treatment followed by the results of the laboratory studies [ 1, 2].

The working electrode must be cleaned with polish paper and alumina before being used.

Before modification, the glassy carbon electrode (GCE) with a diameter of 3 mm was polished to a mirror finish using polish paper and alumina pastes of 50 70 μm and 30 50 nm, respectively, and then cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner with acetone, alcohol, and water.

I was writing for Gazeta Wyborcza, a Polish paper in Warsaw, and I got my interview.

I am a happy and proud gay priest," he told the Polish paper Gazeta Wyborcza.

"I said I won't be a part of that if the hardcore language is not erased," he told the Polish paper Gazeta, (via First Showing).

For the sake of anonymity, he uses names that reflect his characters' geographic origins, as well as elements of their personalities The Minnesota Monarch, The Polish Paper Wasp, to name a few.