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Krakow

[ US /ˈkɹækaʊ, ˈkɹɑkaʊ, ˈkɹɑkɑv/ ]
NOUN
  1. an industrial city in southern Poland on the Vistula

How To Use Krakow In A Sentence

  • Maria went to the University of Krakow Business School and ended up making an even bigger pile of money.
  • You had Polish dance tunes like krakowiak, oberek, no wesloo, mazur, and polonez and of course polkas and mazurkas and waltzes.
  • Under Tyranowski's tutelage, Karol Wojtyla decided to be a priest and enrolled in a clandestine seminary in Krakow.
  • Poland's capital since 1038, Krakow, the bustling trade center of Slavonic Europe, entered its golden age in the 15th century, when this historic charter was sealed.
  • England's players are celebrity superstars around the world and the paparazzi will descend en masse into Krakow. Times, Sunday Times
  • The musical canvas of the Polish carol is formed above all by the melodies and rhythms of dances such as mazurkas, krakowiaks, obereks, kujawiaks, polonaises, and sentimental dumkas or elegies.
  • Krakow also has a lively nightlife centred on its array of gothic cellar bars. The Sun
  • By my count, the Prussian had only committed 5 of their 12 battalions to the battle so far, and on their right wing, their powerful cuirassier brigade seemed to be gaining the upper hand in the cavalry fight and they still had the Jung Krakow dragoons and the Prinz von Preussen CR2 cuirassiers around Sagschutz. Archive 2009-03-01
  • Krakow also has a lively nightlife centred on its array of gothic cellar bars. The Sun
  • Does anyone know where the Police Battalions were barracked in Krakow?
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