Warsaw in a sentence

She now runs her own beauty product company, in Warsaw, where she lives with her partner and their 3-year-old child.

Warsaw wants to modernize its military by purchasing tanks and other equipment from U.S. and South Korean producers.

The Soviet Union, along with other Warsaw Pact countries, invaded to suppress the reforms of the Prague Spring.

Might you, perhaps, come to believe that firing a missile at Kyiv or Warsaw is the only positive step forward?

Ms Gutstein fled the ghetto and, against all odds, reached a forest far outside Warsaw where she met a group of partisans.

But last month, a roll of film taken by a Warsaw firefighter during the uprising was discovered by his son.

Michigan City, Seymour and Warsaw each tailored its strategy to its local assets, needs and opportunities.

My bubbe Alice Ladovsky and her family ran a bar in Warsaw called Gruber Yossel, which, in English, translates to Fat Joe’s.

At that jail, they were unable to provide me medical so they sent me off to Northern Neck Regional Jail in Warsaw, Virginia.

Voytsel’s life-changing experience began in 2013 when her child unexpectedly found themselves in the oncology ward in Warsaw.

Shenzhen to Warsaw consistently maintains lower rates, showcasing its cost-effectiveness for shippers.

One other possibility is the transfer from Poland of a couple of dozen MIG-29 fighters — leftovers from Poland’s Warsaw Pact days.

But while the office in Copenhagen opened in 2022 ministers have put the Warsaw plan "under review".

Polish President Andrzej Duda, left, and President Joe Biden inspect the Polish guard at the presidential Palace in Warsaw, Poland.

We are in Prague and Warsaw and Krakow and those cities are really – have been resilient for this.

Joanna Kozlowska in London, Monika Scislowska in Warsaw, Poland, and Sophiko Megrelidze in Tbilisi, Georgia, contributed to this report.

But my director mercifully let me sing the carol in Polish with a young Warsaw refugee child.

Warsaw University Library Warsaw has numerous libraries, many of which contain vast collections of historic documents.

On June 16 they face Poland in Warsaw and four days later take on Colombia in Gelsenkirchen.

In November 1940, the Germans established the Warsaw Ghetto, the largest ghetto in Europe.