Wajda

[vahy-duh]

noun

1. Andrzej 1926–2016, Polish film director.

Wajda

/ ˈvajda /

noun

1. Andrei or Andrzej (ˈandʒɛj). born 1926, Polish film director. His films include Ashes and Diamonds (1958), The Wedding (1972), Man of Iron (1980), Danton (1982), Miss Nobody (1997), and Katyn (2007)

Example Sentences

It’s such a breathtaking setting that Sister Wajda said, “It’s almost like a desecration to try to explain how beautiful it is.”

From Seattle Times

Echoing concerns shared by some voters of all political stripes across California and the nation, Wajda said he wanted to vote in person because he is wary of ballot tampering.

From Los Angeles Times

Then there was the Phoenix in Oxford in the late 50s and the films of Ingmar Bergman, Andrzej Wajda and the first splash of the French New Wave.

From The Guardian

The life and work of Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda.

From Los Angeles Times

Historian Shirley Wajda says: "For all the corporate talk about teamwork, it's hard to feel part of a team when you are placed in an inhospitable physical environment."

From BBC