plock in a sentence

1. her needle plocked in and out of her embroidery

2. Rudek from Plock was responsible for the distribution.

3. Located in the “Plöck 52”, visitors are offered a lot.

4. Plock has been going up since Ojrzynski took over the team.

5. He was born on the Castle Rostkow (Diocese Plock) on October 28th 1550.

6. Her ancestors came from the Niedrunger villages between Plock and Warsaw.

7. They were scheduled to play on October 6, 1990 together with Fatal Error at Soos Plock.

8. Thomas Bracewell acquired Plocks Farm over 50 years ago when it was a mixed arable and livestock farm.

9. Some private book-collections were simply burnt, like those belonging to the professors of the Plock seminary.

10. Plock It on PC will definitely twist your brain and the spatial recognition component makes it even more interesting.

11. In 2015, for example, the Plock pontifical, the oldest Polish pontifical, could be returned to the Catholic Church in Poland.

12. The Institute for Translation and Interpreting is approximately 400 meters further down the street on the left-hand side (Plöck 57a).

13. We recommend that you park in the parking garage (P 11) located next to the main library of the University (Old Town; Plöck 107-109).

14. The protection of your data is one of the most important principles of plock consulting incl. her websides plockconsulting,com, plockconsulting.de and plock.me

15. In Plock, Poland, a new water consumption monitoring system has reduced water consumption by 37% as well as reusing a high percentage of water within the production process.

16. Thus for instance in the diocese of Plock, of well over three hundred priests listed in 1939 there were some, hundred and fifty dead or in concentration camps on November 1st, 1941.

17. When Erwin organised a gig with Drudge, Agathocles and some other bands on December 30, 1989 in Plock, he saw the opportunity to add their own noise project to the bill, and Last Days of Humanity was born.

18. It is known, however, that by May 1941 the county of Wloclawek had only ten, by October of that year scarcely half that number; and a similar state of things prevails in the counties of Plock, Kutno, Gostynin, and throughout most of the so-called Wartheland.