Similar words: solar, pole, poly, poll, solace, scholar, violate, isolate. Meaning: n. a republic in central Europe; the invasion of Poland by Germany in 1939 started World War II.
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61. He undertook the research in conjunction with colleagues at Wroclaw University, Poland.
62. Pope John Paul's engagement with Poland created space not just for the Catholic Church, but for labor leaders like Lech Walesa.
63. At that time women were not admitted to universities in Poland, so she was determined to go to Paris University and study there.
64. The International Trade Fair for Food and Catering Products was held in Poznan, Poland. And the picture shows a fish tank made from food at one of he stands.
65. The list is on letterhead for Schindler's enamelware factory in Crakow, southern Poland .
66. Already in August 1709 the Khan offered Charles a Tatar escort of up to 40 thousand horsemen which would accompany him from Turkey via Poland to Swedish Pomerania.
67. But in total the very wealthy live in forty seven different countries with Iceland Kazakstan? Ukraine and Poland entering the list for the first time this year.
68. A tail fin with the red and white national colors of Poland stuck up from the debris.
69. Russia has promised to reveal more documents about Poland on Tuesday from the secret archives of the SVR, Russia's foreign intelligence service.
70. The United States scored 502 — in 23rd place — with a performance indistinguishable from Poland, Ireland, Norway,[www.Sentencedict.com] France and several other countries.
71. Since there is fire in Poland and Hungary, it will blaze up sooner or later.
72. After the uprisings in Poland and Hungary in 1956 were ruthlessly suppressed, many speculated that Khrushchev would have to roll back his program of de-Stalinization and crack down further.
73. A woman refugee from Silesia in Poland had moved into the family home. She greeted him with a bunch of flowers.
74. He made the fateful decision to re-cross Poland and Lithuania and strike directly at Moscow via Smolensk.
75. Slavic Croatian tribes from Poland arrived in what is present day Croatia in 7 th century AD.
76. Gregory A. Poland, a vaccine expert at the Mayo Clinic, was a nonvoting member on the C.D.C. panel that recommended Gardasil in 2006 and has publicly defended the panel's decision.
77. The other winners are from Poland, the United Arab Emirates(sentencedict.com), Brazil and Nepal.
78. Recently, Russia has talked cavalierly about installing such missiles in its Kaliningrad enclave bordering Poland and Lithuania.
79. Poland also organized wonderful events in China marking the bicentenary of Frederic Chopin.
80. The Katyn affair remained dormant throughout much of the postwar period, although never far below the surface in the "friendly" People's Republic of Poland and in the Polish Diaspora.
81. Stalin agreed at Yalta to hold free elections in Poland, and that's a serious commitment.
82. Pickled herring is on the New Year's Day menu in Poland and boiled cod is traditional in Denmark.
83. Nazi Germany invaded Poland and occupied most of her territory.
84. Certainly prejudice was prevalent in pre-war Poland; but many Poles defied it.
85. Poland used to be the most forthright critic of Mr Putin's regime.
86. Apart from the dependencies of the three anti-Bolshevik Powers, Germany hopes for and aims at obtaining the adhesion of Rumania and possibly of Poland.
87. In the inflation in 90's in 20th century, the curie madam's prinipal was like to once appear in the Poland and France of money and stamp up.
88. People left flowers and candles at a makeshift memorial in Wroclaw, Poland.
89. Poland can not eat an odd number of Poles like dinners.
90. The Russians remain implacably opposed to letting Bush build a ground-based mid-course interceptor—the GBI—base in Poland to try to shoot down any future Iranian intercontinental ballistic missiles.