Proper noun
Kalinowski (plural Kalinowskis)
A surname from Polish.
After a criminal investigation last fall, a Santa Fe grand jury indicted Kalinowski on 10 counts of fraud and embezzlement. Source: Internet
APS could not ask Kalinowski about his pending criminal charge and he wasn't about to volunteer it. Source: Internet
Jakób Gieysztor, Konstanty Kalinowski and Antanas Mackevičius wanted to form alliances with the local peasants, who, empowered and given land, would presumably help defeat the Russian Empire, acting in their own self-interest. Source: Internet
Kalinowski is set to go on trial in May. Source: Internet
Kalinowski suggested parents also work with their children in preparing school lunches. Source: Internet