Usage examples of "vino de solera" in Spanish with translation to English

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El hace vino de las uvas He makes wine from grapes.
No hay necesidad de decir que él nunca vino de nuevo. Needless to say, he never came again.
El estudiante vino de Londres. The student came from London.
Tom vino de propio desde Boston. Tom came all the way from Boston.
Tom disfruta de una copa de vino de vez en cuando. Tom enjoys a glass of wine every now and then.
Vino de muy lejos. He came from far away.
Planeamos dar un fiesta de bienvenida al Sr. Clark que vino de Japón el otro día. We plan to have a welcoming party for Mr. Clark who came to Japan the other day.
Gran parte de su fama póstuma vino de los resultados de su autopsia. Most of his posthumous fame came from his autopsy results.
Él vino de nuevo después de una semana. He came again after a week.
El budismo vino de la India. Buddhism came out of India.
Vino de una de las familias más ricas de América. He came from one of the richest families in America.
Sólo sé que vino de China. All I know is that he came from China.
Él vino de otro país. He came from another country.
El escritor tomó vino. The writer drank wine.
Tom vino corriendo con una carta de Judy. Tom came running with a letter from Judy.
Vino a Berlin de profesor. He came to Berlin as a teacher.
"Madeira" es el nombre de un vino. Madeira is the name of a wine.
A Tom no le gusta la cerveza ni el vino. Tom doesn't like either beer or wine.
Prefiero el vino rojo al blanco. I like red wine better than white.
Este vino está hecho de uvas. This wine is made from grapes.
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