Examples of 'came from cuba' in a sentence
Meaning of "came from cuba"
came from cuba: This phrase indicates that a person or thing originated or originated from Cuba, a country in the Caribbean. It is often used when discussing someone's nationality or the place of origin of a product, idea, or cultural influence from Cuba.
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came from cuba
When he came from cuba with pedro pan.
The attacks were to look as though they came from Cuba.
I came from Cuba at age six.
The specimens mentioned in the original species description all came from Cuba.
His father came from Cuba and has not returned.
Their only defeat came from Cuba.
I came from Cuba running away from a dreadful curse that falls on my family.
The first inhabitants of the Bahamas came from Cuba.
They came from Cuba with nothing.
US diplomats from China have other health injuries than those who came from Cuba.
I came from Cuba to watch.
His first wife Vivian came from Cuba.
He came from Cuba and got the opportunity to work for the Dodgers.
I grew up in Little Havana when we came from Cuba.
The thrilling example that came from Cuba had a complicated and violent effect on Latin America.
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Like many popular cocktails, it came from Cuba.
They came from Cuba when Castro took over.
The Best that ever came from Cuba.
My parents both came from Cuba and I am a first generation American.
Mira, when my mamá came from Cuba.
Ruben Diaz came from Cuba at the age of 10 with his mother.
Ay, Dios mío. Mira, when my mamá came from Cuba.
Abuela, Riquis grandmother came from Cuba and acted like she still lived there.
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Particularly when they are all still in cuba
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Maybe she just came to give me a message
I came to give you your poem back
That check came from the gods
