Sentence examples for polish publication from inspiring English sources

But this evidence was buried in Polish archives, and was not widely known until last year, with the Polish publication of a book, "Neighbors," by Jan T. Gross.

Still, "European integration remains Ukraine's unchanging priority", President Viktor Yanukovich told readers of the Polish publication Gazeta Prawna on Sunday.Mr Gryshchenko provided a more colourful vision in his mini-manifesto for Ukrainian weekly Dzerkalo Tyzhnia last month.

He had written glowingly of Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr.; helped polish for publication the senior thesis of young John F. Kennedy; and, later, even recommended the man who became the President's valet.

As a young man Milosz (1911-2004), a Nobel Prize-winning poet and essayist, lived in Warsaw during the German occupation, writing for Polish underground publications.

However, the truth is that many quotes will be gathered by journalists with full command of either original or target language – but not both – then crudely translated to be polished for publication later.

Science editors, as our feature contributors make clear, do much more than simply select and polish manuscripts for publication.

She had completed it by the end of the 1970s but did not return to the book until 1991, when she polished it for publication.

The largest contribution to solve the problem of automatic grapheme-to-phoneme conversion for Polish, were the publications of Maria Steffen-Batóg [29, 30].

"In a very short time, we have changed the way we drink," said Krzysztof Kilijanek, an editor at Rynki Alkoholowe, a Polish liquor industry trade publication.

One of Mr. Holzer's proudest moments was the publication, in Polish, of a book he edited with Mario Cuomo called "Lincoln on Democracy".

While a good writer's workshop can help you polish your work to publication quality, there is no guarantee that any well-written manuscript will automatically be published.