Lech in a sentence

Among myriad other eco initiatives, Lech is also home to a herd of Scottish Highland cattle, which graze steep slopes in summer to help prevent avalanches in winter, while their meat is used in local gastronomy.

Chukwueze was nominated for his goal in Villarreal’s 4-3 win against Bulgarian club, Lech Poznan on matchday one.

In 1995, in a close election in Poland, former Communist Party leader Aleksander Kwasniewski defeated incumbent Lech Walesa.

Lech Wałęsa led strikes at the Gdańsk shipyards in Poland on this day in 1980.

Specifically, he wanted to work at the fondue hut in the centre of the Austrian village of Lech am Arlberg, before more seriously considering becoming a ski instructor.

Central Catholic kicker Billy Lech watches his 54-yard field goal with teammates during the second quarter against North Allegheny on Friday, Sept. 27, 2024, at Baldwin High School.

The was invited for the first time, represented by its president Lech Walesa.

It was the 10th anniversary of the plane crash in Russia that killed his twin brother, President Lech Kaczynski, and 95 others.

Lech said the school will continue to require masks be worn at school at all school-sponsored sporting events.

The pair are joined on seven points at the top of the group, four ahead of Lech Poznan who beat bottom side Standard Liege 3-1.

They will now take on Benfica, Standard Liege and Lech Poznan.

In 1983, Solidarity founder Lech Walesa was named winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.

Lech Kaczynski would later also become president, from 2005 until 2010, when he died in a plane crash.

Lech Walesa would have been jealous.

Ly, Wislocki and other club officials took in a 1-0 league defeat against Lech Poznan on Dec. 21. It was the last game before the winter break, and Wisla Krakow, despite the crisis, sat a creditable eighth in the 16-team Polish league.

Mittnik was careful to point out that her team’s findings can only be applied to the small region studied in the Lech Valley, but other “archaeological evidence suggests that this social system existed in a much broader region,” she said.

Mr. Kerski, however, said he has come under pressure to lessen the prominence given to Mr. Walesa and, instead, cast Mr. Kaczynski’s brother, Lech, as Solidarity’s hero.

Once a co-architect of the Polish democratic framework, a high-profile functionary on Lech Walesa’s presidential team in early 1990s, Kaczynski for years suffered by being pushed onto the margins of nationwide politics by liberals and post-communists.

The walls of Fogiel's office at party headquarters are covered with photos of the victims of the 2010 airplane crash in Smolensk, with the largest portrait that of Jaroslaw's twin brother Lech.

With this award, the liberals in Poland and in Europe gain a new prominent figure and Ms Tokarczuk, born in 1962, joins Lech Wałęsa as the only living Nobel laureates in Poland.