Sentence examples of "vendrá" in Spanish with translation "be"

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Me temo que no vendrá. I am afraid he won't come.
Su padre no vendrá, está muy ocupado. Her dad won't be coming, he is very busy.
Vendrá el momento en que tu lamentarás esto. The time will come when you will be sorry for it.
Entonces, el camión de la basura no vendrá mañana. The bin lorry will not be coming tomorrow, then.
Es jueves y el camión de la basura vendrá hoy. It's Thursday and the bin lorry will be coming today.
No estoy seguro de cuándo él vendrá una próxima vez. I am uncertain when he will come next.
Tom cree que vendrá el día en que no habrá más guerras. Tom believes the day will come when there will be no more wars.
Pronto vendrá el día en que seremos capaces de predecir los terremotos. The day will soon come when we will be able to predict earthquakes.
Todo el mundo, menos la familia Anderson, vendrá a la fiesta del jueves próximo. Everybody except the Anderson family is going to the party next Thursday evening.
"¿Quién vendrá a la fiesta?" "Unos pocos amigos y cuatro o cinco compañeros de trabajo." "Who will be coming to the party?" "A few friends and four or five colleagues."
El Sr. Blabla está muerto. ¿Por qué debería molestarme en ir a su funeral cuando estoy seguro de que él no vendrá al mío? Mr So-and-So is dead. Why would I bother going to his funeral since, I am certain, he won't come to mine?
Él estaba sentado bebiendo vino. He was sitting drinking wine.
Él estaba sentado tomando vino. He was sitting drinking wine.
Este vino es sumamente exquisito. This wine is extremely delicious.
Hoy no voy a venir. I am not coming today.
Es dudoso si podremos venir. It is doubtful whether we shall be able to come.
¿Con quién vas a venir? Whom are you going to come with?
Quienquiera que venga será bienvenido. Whoever comes will be welcome.
«Venga, vámonos.» «¿Adónde me llevas?» "Come on, let's go." "Where are you taking me?"
Esta palabra viene del latín. The word is derived from Latin.
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