bojanowski造句

• Kolodziej appointed Reverend Boleslaw Bojanowski, a Polish priest, to be pastor of the Polish community in Pittsfield.
• The work continues and Bojanowski still uncovers memories of another time, like the announcement written with chalk on a wall.
• It wasn't the last berry ever, explains Bojanowski, simply the last of that year's harvest.
• Sometimes gruff and unyielding traffic officers make Krista Bojanowski cry as she tries to navigate the street closings on her drive home.
• On January 18, 1913, Rev . Boleslaw Bojanowski arrived in Pittsfield, as the minister of all Poles in the city and its surroundings.
• Father Bojanowski performed the duties of pastor for three months, in his newly created parish of the Immaculate Conception in the chapel of St . Linden.
• I can not identify the officers standing in the back, except that Irwin Brown is far left, the second one from the left who is Tom Bojanowski.
• "I know it's for my own safety, but they change the blockades every day, " said Bojanowski, 27, a nanny who lives on Exchange Place.
• "' Edmund Bojanowski "'( 1814-1871 ) was a Polish Catholic layman whose works of faith and charity led to him being beatified, a step towards canonization to sainthood.
• Two others were also beatified : Regina Protmann, who began an order of nuns in the 16th century devoted to helping the suffering and dying; and Edmund Bojanowski, a 19th century Pole who established a congregation of nuns devoted to children and the sick.
• Two others were also beatified _ Regina Protmann, who began an order of nuns in the 16th century devoted to helping the suffering and dying, and Edmund Bojanowski, a 19th century Pole who established a congregation of nuns devoted to children and the sick.
• Several stage assistants appeared on-camera and assisted in setting up physical challenges and / or obstacles, including Robin Marella ( 1986 93 ), Dave Shikiar ( 1986 89 ), Jamie Bojanowski ( 1990 92 ), and Chris Miles ( 1992 93 ).
• Gerry Bojanowski, who rehabilitates rundown buildings around the country, bought the warehouse with a partner for $ 300, 000 and began replacing all the broken windows, pulling clusters of mushrooms off the damp wood floors, peeling back the rotting roof shingles, and posting signs to announce space for rent.
• He and his wife then brought about a rise in theatrical life in Warsaw-with the aid of the Directorate's administrative directors MikoB
  aj Bojanowski and BogumiB
  Foland, Muchanow was able to give the city's theatres settled financing systems and find an additional income source in the form of tax concessions in the gardens around the theatres.