Use of havana in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include havana at the start of sentence, havana at the end of sentence and havana in the middle of sentence
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havana at the start of sentence
- Havana has shifted its corporate headquarters.
- Havana — Want some paprika-infused chorizo sausage?
havana at the end of sentence
- This ship will bear up to havana.
- Aren't you the iast one for havana?
- This is a huge feedlot outside havana.
- " Then I should see the glow of havana.
- It is almost impossible to find an orange in havana.
- He went south toward Calle Ocho, the main drag of Little havana.
- The airline began in 1927 flying mail between Key West, Fla., and havana.
- The other half is a boat made from bookshelves found in open markets in havana.
- The men behind the plan, he said, were respected Agency veterans, deep believers in a free havana.
havana in the middle of sentence
- Have you got some havana for my pipe?
- He lit his havana, took a deep satisfying puff.
- Caracas and havana remain in a symbiotic embrace.
- The round-trip fare to havana is 550 Irish punts .
- He visited the Institute of Neurology in havana where they both worked.
- Down in Little havana the crowds were dancing in the streets at the news.
- He later had his own studio in havana, and an expensive playboy lifestyle.
- In havana in April, Fidel Castro politely told him to mind his own business.
- They reported to superiors in havana through short-wave radios and computers.
- Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze had visited havana on Oct. 4-5, 1989.
- Dissidents in havana believe his regime would not long outlast the lifting of sanctions.
- According to Catholic Church statistics, there were about 25, 000 baptisms in havana in 1989.
- When revolutionary forces marched into havana, Castro and Che Guevara took control of the army.
- They were conspiring with organized-crime figures to send assassins to havana, poisoners, snipers, saboteurs.
- But recently, Brothers' pilots have flown over havana, dropping leaflets urging protests of the Castro regime.
- Among other privations, energy rationing had been introduced for the first time in the capital, havana, in mid-April.
- Shortly after his triumphal entry into havana in January 1959, Castro spoke on television for seven hours without a break.
- The documentary contains a first-hand description of political life in havana from the vantage point of a senior bureaucrat.
