Sentence examples for cuban town from inspiring English sources
"One day they woke up and they were living in a Cuban town".
"He's walked out 10 minutes later with a T-shirt that says, 'Made in Manzanillo,' " a Cuban town.
It consists of walk-in versions of buildings -- a church, a factory, a lighthouse -- of a kind that might be found in any Cuban town.
The Cuban roots of Union City can be traced to Lyda and Manuel Rodriguez, a newlywed couple from the central Cuban town of Fomento.
His mother, Nereida, now owns El Caney, which opened in 2009 and is named for a local eating spot in Pinar del Río, the Cuban town where Mr. Gonzalez grew up.
Some news media reports said he was a native of Jamaica, but he said in a 2003 interview with The Chicago Tribune in Havana that he was born in the Cuban town of Puerto Padre.
Today, in the Cuban towns around the US naval base, the former workers and their descendents still try to keep their language and traditions from home alive.
Abelardo Morell went from a small Cuban beach town to New York City in 1962.
A collective taxi will take a Cuban across town for 10 pesos, but these taxis are not supposed to pick up foreigners.
Galbán was born in the small Cuban fishing town of Gibara, and played the guitar and tres in local youth bands.
Even as she grew up amid the rural conservatism and discrimination of a central Cuban sugar-town, Ms. Hernández said she developed an early interest in women's clothing and had her first sexual contact with a 21-year-old man at the age of 7 — an encounter she now regrets as "too young" but denies was rape.
