Sentence examples for granma a from inspiring English sources

Castro's tiny force sailed from Mexico to Cuba in December 1956 in the Granma, a small and leaky motor vessel.

On Friday, the Red Cross made the first delivery direct to the population, taking cookery and hygiene packs to the picturesque, but now battered Cayo Granma, a few minutes ferry-ride from the mainland.

The first step in Castro's revolutionary plan was an assault on Cuba from Mexico via the Granma, an old, leaky cabin cruiser.

They aren't there for Granma, an example of a newspaper with few pages and less news, but rather for a booklet with the guidelines of the Sixth Cuban Communist (PCC) Congress to be held next April.

When my granma was a girl a neighbor woman got lost with her baby.

Three days earlier, they had disembarked from a motor yacht, the Granma, ending an exile from their homeland that started on their release from prison a year previously after a failed and bloody attempt to overturn the corrupt, inegalitarian regime of Fulgencio Batista.

The decree, which was published by the official party newspaper Granma, ratified a proposal by the Communist Party politburo earlier last week to restore the Christmas Day holiday.

The Communist newspaper Granma published a note from the ailing leader Fidel Castro in which he congratulates his ally Hugo Chávez on his re-election as Venezuela's president.

On the eve of the congressional visit, the Communist Party newspaper Granma published a lengthy editorial criticizing U.S. funding of Cuban opposition groups.

Now the 22-year-old oilfield worker lay on a gurney in the successor to the coroner's office where Tom Joad's granma awaited a pauper's funeral in the 1939 novel.

The Press The Upside... Official government newspaper Granma gives a credible review to Rolling Stones concert in March.