What is "karol"

Usage examples of "karol".

It may have been to the glory of Prince Karol to resemble Chopin, but it was also quite creditable to Chopin to have been the model from which this distinguished neurasthenic individual was taken.

Prince Karol meets a certain Lucrezia Floriani, a rich actress and courtesan.

Prince Karol finds them nearly always in his way, and he finally takes a dislike to them.

The special kind of sentiment, then, between George Sand and Chopin, Just as between Lucrezia and Prince Karol, was just this: love with maternal affection.

We followed him slowly, Karol, and the wooden stairs, both creaky and arthritic.

So, too, though born in the next century and located at the opposite end of the spectrum running from vice to virtue, did Karol Wojtyla, who would grow up to become Pope John Paul II.

This friendly attitude toward Jews may be the only thing besides Galician roots that Sacher-Masoch had in common with Karol Wojtyla.

John Paul II, and-this you will love-he is as Polish as you are, and born Karol Wojtyla.

Charles Alder was born Karol Alda, of a Czech father and a Slovak mother.

She told them everything she had learned about Karol Alda, why he must be somewhere here, close at hand, and why it was almost certain that he was a double murderer.

A musician who lived somewhere in these hills and knew English songs seemed a fair bet for Karol Alda.

He might have a long siege to withstand, but Karol Alda must get away safely.

That is why the dimensions of our apartment slowly dwindled, as did the Jesuit Garden, and the stadium of the Karol Szajnocha II State Gymnasium, where I went for eight years.

Brzezinski turned Karol Wojtyla into Pope John Paul II and brought the Soviet Union down?

He refrained from adding an observation to the effect that Karol could have packed his own bucket and spade, pausing to repair the potholes on his way back to the lab.