warsaw造句
1. They were going to raid Warsaw the next day.
2. American Technologies set up shop in Warsaw in 1990.
3. He was killed in the Warsaw uprising.
4. The hotels of Warsaw, Prague and Budapest were bursting at the seams.
5. The smell of Warsaw lingers as that of coal.
6. Edek was nothing more than a Warsaw fop.
6.try its best to collect and create good sentences.
7. North from Warsaw on the road to Bialystok, the signpost to a place called Treblinka is a chilling reminder of that.
8. This youth from the provinces knew Warsaw better than I did.
9. The socially mixed community now includes artists from Warsaw, doctors from the south, redundant miners and former prisoners.
10. He said this summer that the Warsaw Pact had to become a political rather than a military alliance.
11. He had just bought a sewing machine in Warsaw and he intended to open his own shop in their small town.
12. One story goes back to Warsaw, where his mother went after she left her village.
13. I now had some helpful connections in Warsaw, even if for only a little while.
14. One had to have come from Warsaw to notice the changes.
15. How long had I been wandering about Warsaw like a lost soul?
16. As in Prague, Warsaw and East Berlin in those days, people power has been manifest.
17. Snider beat DeKalb and Warsaw this postseason, but not without Heffner taking a seat on the bench early on.
18. He was a courier for the Polish underground and parachuted into Warsaw.
19. Getting there is relatively easy - Nick's train ticket cost ￡140 and he travelled direct from London on the Warsaw Express.
20. Gerald Ford getting into a muddle about what was and wasn't a Warsaw Pact country.
21. Emerging local ska finds no better form than super-tight, supremely energetic and consistently sensational Warsaw.
22. In 1933 Schulz held exhibitions of his drawings and engravings in Warsaw.
23. That would be much more likely if Mr Gorbachev could reduce his conventional forces and weaponry in the Warsaw Pact.
24. The crucial factor is likely to be how much Moscow continues to value the Warsaw Pact as a military buffer.
25. On this gloomy autumn day, there were gray and yellowish skies lowering over the rooftops of Warsaw.
26. What was the good of walking the streets of Warsaw?
27. It would change the military strategies of the former Warsaw Pact countries and lead to troop reductions.
28. There was none, and the Red Army was defeated at the gates of Warsaw.
29. He had been offered the position of docent at the University of Warsaw.
30. For the 100 Senate seats, there were 47 two-member counties and three members each for Warsaw and Katowice counties.
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