polack in a sentence

1. a joint full of Polacks

2. How does it feel to be dumber than a polack?

3. Since when do Polacks belong to aryan race?”

4. But Polack wanted evidence beyond what he saw in patients in 2009.

5. Interviews with millennials Amira Polack and Ben Christensen on SCN

6. Insults like "Polack" and "Ukrainian" or something like that must be made impossible.

7. Two men in uniform, two brothers, photographed in a studio in 1916: Arthur and Richard Polack.

8. This Jewish rabble, Polacks, most of them don't look like human beings and the dirt is indescribable.

9. We now have vaccines and antibiotics, but still we see middle-aged individuals who die," Polack said.

10. Where non-protective antibody responses are associated with an immune-based disease in the lung," Polack said.

11. There are other things that contribute to threat, but this is one of the main things for this age group," Polack said.

12. The government of the territory must make it possible for us to purify the Reich territory from Jews and Polacks, too.

13. Arthur Polack seems to have had a premonition of his own death in the face of the carnage that he was confronted with.

14. The fresco to the left and that in the middle are made by the same painter, from somebody in the circle around Jan Polack.

15. Their bodies already had defenses against previous influenza viruses that look like this one but weren't close enough," Polack said.

16. "From an investment point of view, it's a pretty nice environment we've had for many years now, basically since 2008," Mr Polack said.

17. Polack directs the INFANT Foundation, a research and clinical institute based in Buenos Aires, in close cooperation with Vanderbilt's Vaccine Center.

18. As the virus burned its way northward through the Southern Hemisphere, Polack and his team went to work looking for evidence of a biomarker he had used before.

19. Polack has previously published evidence that a first-line immune response, primed by an imperfect antibody, can overreact in a violent and uncontrolled fashion.

20. As the H1N1 virus burned its way northward through the southern hemisphere, Polack and his team went to work looking for evidence of a biomarker he had used before.