Sentence examples for put polish from inspiring English sources

To put Polish minds at ease, in August the British government turned its agreement of the previous March into a formal treaty.

There is a scene in which peasant women wrapped in burkas furtively scramble to put polish on their nails and snatch up lipstick to apply beneath their veils.

13 The director Andrzej Wajda put Polish cinema on the international map with his great trilogy of films about the Second World War, "A Generation," "Kanal," and "Ashes and Diamonds".

It has also been at odds with the EU over its controversial judicial reforms that would put Polish judges under political control, a standoff that has led to the European Commission launching proceedings against Warsaw last week.

And Poland's suffering at German and Russian hands, its history of invasion, partition and occupation, puts Polish leaders in a unique position to calm rising concerns of German dominance within Europe.

Or would you attempt to calm Russian sensibilities by renouncing, at least for the time being, Georgian and Ukrainian candidacies for NATO membership, and putting Polish and Czech missile defense deployments on hold? 9.

Speaking on the Polish news channel TVN24, he said there was no need to put the Polish army on a state of high alert.

My dad used to make my brother and I put boot polish on the wire-spoked tyres of his old Austin Healey, before polishing up the wheels to be glossy and black.

Sometimes sentences may be better if written in a different way, for example: "Put nail polish on the nails you want to paint" can sound better as "Apply nail polish to the desired nails".

As Eddie in Gloucester put it: "Polish class amongst carthorses".

Put nail polish on my bottom!' " Mrs. Nicola said.