Gorzów Wielkopolski

[ gaw-zhoof vyel-kuh-pawl-skee ]

noun

1. a city in NW Poland, on the Warta River.

Example Sentences

The accident occurred early Thursday at a Baltic coast resort during an after-hours party following a meeting of police chiefs from the western town of Gorzow Wielkopolski.

From Seattle Times

Interior Minister Joachim Brudzinski fired the Gorzow Wielkopolski police chief and one of his deputies, who attended the party.

From Seattle Times

Interior Minister Joachim Brudzinski fired the Gorzow Wielkopolski police chief and one of his deputies, who attended the party.

From Washington Times

The accident occurred early Thursday at a Baltic coast resort during an after-hours party following a meeting of police chiefs from the western town of Gorzow Wielkopolski.

From Washington Times

The economist Leszek Balcerowicz, sometimes known as the father of capitalist reform in the post-Cold War era, responded to the construction of a new hall in Gorzow Wielkopolski, a city of 125,000 people, by telling a local newspaper that it would be better to use the money to create jobs.

From New York Times