Sentence examples similar to polish their notes from inspiring English sources
To polish their state's reputation of late, Alabamians sometimes note that Alabamians were the enforcers during the latest controversies.
The Polish WIEM Encyklopedia notes that the Legions ended with the death of most of their personnel in the Haitian campaign, which concluded in 1803.
"Montauk fashion is bohemian and haphazard, never polished," she said, noting a woman with a super low-cut tank dress.
He goes on to give a short talk about his life, with polish, without notes.
Polish intellectuals, Gross notes, were mortified by what was happening in their country.
Polish historian Łossowski notes that both sides mistreated the civilian population and exaggerated reports to gain internal and foreign support.
Stefan Kieniewicz, in a more critical treatment in the Polish Biographical Dictionary, notes that a lot of her exploits are poorly documented, and it is not always possible to separate legend from facts.
Charles Domery (c. 1778 – after 1800), also known as Charles Domerz, was a Polish soldier, noted for his unusually large appetite.
The Polish press noted mass arrests of Polish activists "to whom no charge can be ascribed other than being Poles" and concluded that this was proof of the systematic anti-Polish policies of the German-ridden Lithuanian government.
