Kalisz

American  

[kah-lish] / ˈkɑ lɪʃ /

noun

1. a city in central Poland.

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Kalisz British  

/ ˈkaliʃ /

noun

1. Ancient name: Calissia.  a town in central Poland, on an island in the Prosna River: textile industry. Pop: 110 000 (2005 est)

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Example Sentences

“For the first time, the federal government has created funding mechanisms intended to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and increase habitat connectivity, which will be allocated on a competitive basis,” said Glen Kalisz, habitat connectivity biologist with WSDOT.

From Seattle Times

"We need change if you care about fundamental values such as trust, accountability, tolerance to dominate public life again," Warsaw mayor Rafal Trzaskowski, who is a senior KO official, told voters on Friday in Kalisz, in central Poland.

From Reuters

“I don’t want to say it’s laid back, because the intensity is maybe as high as it ever has been,” Kalisz said of the atmosphere at practice.

From Seattle Times

Then Kalisz passes along some intel that would have seemed unfathomable in Bowman’s younger days.

From Seattle Times

“Bob didn’t yell at me once this year,” Kalisz said with a big grin.

From Seattle Times