baczewski造句

• However, Baczewski's career would stall after his impressive rookie campaign.
• The first industrial distillery was opened in 1782 in Lw體 by J . A . Baczewski.
• Last bottles of Baczewski's spirits were sold for huge prices even 30 years after the war.
• Baczewski appeared in nine games as a reliever, posting an Bob Kelly to the Reds in exchange for Bubba Church.
• Their residence was at the Lviv market square Nr . 31, which also housed a Baczewski vodka store on the ground floor.
• "' J . A . Baczewski "'was a Polish company most well known for its fine spirits such as vodka and gin.
• The arrested members of the Polish intelligentsia included former prime ministers Leon KozB
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• In 1955, Baczewski opened the season with the Reds but made just a single relief appearance, allowing 2 runs in one inning on April 16.
• The Baczewski family was one of the most illustrious and wealthiest families in Lw體 before World War I and in the interbellum period during the Second Polish Republic.
• Among the arrested members of the Polish intelligentsia were former prime ministers Leon KozB
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• Monopolowa was produced by J . A . Baczewski until World War II . After the war, Gessler, an Austrian company, bought the licence and the rights to production.
• The popularity of the spirits was so great that in many Polish books and poems of the epoch, the brand " Baczewski " was used as a synonym to " vodka ."
• In 1983, Elek Gessler established Altvater Gessler-J . A . Baczewski International ( USA ) Inc ., a New Jersey, USA, Corporation, to manage United States operations.
• After the Second World War, Eduard Gessler, the owner of the Altvater Gessler Company in Vienna, Austria, distantly related to the Baczewski family, reacquired the J . A . Baczewski mark.
• After the Second World War, Eduard Gessler, the owner of the Altvater Gessler Company in Vienna, Austria, distantly related to the Baczewski family, reacquired the J . A . Baczewski mark.
• In late 19th century various companies ( mostly in Imperial Russia and Austria-Hungary ) slightly simplified the production process and adopted it to the needs of mass production by the Lw體-based Baczewski company.
• Under Eduard Gessler s guidance, Altvater Gessler and J . A . Baczewski reunited under the combined name Altvater Gessler-J . A . Baczewski, with its principal place of business in Vienna, Austria.
• Under Eduard Gessler s guidance, Altvater Gessler and J . A . Baczewski reunited under the combined name Altvater Gessler-J . A . Baczewski, with its principal place of business in Vienna, Austria.