Smuggle sentence examples

smuggle

  • They started to smuggle cargo onto the shore.

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  • The attacks on the coast occurred simultaneously with nukes that would've been impossible to hide, let alone smuggle into the country.

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  • Several Latin American countries also smuggle drugs into the United States.

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  • White once claimed that Campbell made her smuggle drugs.

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  • smuggle into the country at the moment.

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  • smuggle the diamond to London.

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  • Also, don't write about trying to smuggle things in to them, help them get in touch with other prisoners or threaten violence.

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  • Learn about Afghanistan and Vietnam, the war torn territories you'll be invading to smuggle contraband and make a quick buck.

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  • smuggle pre-Islamic antiquities over the border into Saudi Arabia.

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  • antiquityl, Yemeni police arrested a three-man gang trying to smuggle pre-Islamic antiquities over the border into Saudi Arabia.

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  • He was arrested and charged with attempting to smuggle cocaine into Scotland.

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  • Tuesday, April 25, 2006 A major clampdown targeting people attempting to smuggle drugs into HMP Leeds is enjoying continued success.

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  • Diamond Thieves and smugglers use homing pigeons to smuggle rough diamond Thieves and smugglers use homing pigeons to smuggle rough diamonds out of mining areas.

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  • Snakeheads are smugglers who smuggle illegal immigrants from United States to China.

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  • In the former soviet republic of Georgia, several attempts to steal or smuggle nuclear material have been documented.

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  • Among other places the slave ships regularly visited Buenos Aires, and despite the efforts of the Spanish authorities, contrived both to smuggle in and carry away a quantity of goods.

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  • smuggle cargoes on shore, and some outrages committed on both sides led to an open war, which was ended by the treaty of Nanking in 1842.

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  • intercepted correspondence, including some that she managed to smuggle out of prison to avoid the censor.

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  • smuggle through customs than drugs are!

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  • As might be expected where men were allowed to smuggle and forbidden to work, redress was sought in illegal combinations and secret societies.

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  • The file includes some of Taylour's intercepted correspondence, including some that she managed to smuggle out of prison to avoid the censor.

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  • In the former Soviet republic of Georgia, several attempts to steal or smuggle nuclear material have been documented.

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  • Toby Muse: " US troops tried to smuggle cocaine ", The Guardian, April 9, 2005.

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  • So the thieves decide to smuggle the diamond to London.

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  • But how do you smuggle on board the necessary guidance system?

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  • Check out the UK purchase circle to see which DVDs us Brits are trying to smuggle into the country at the moment.

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  • smuggle on board the necessary guidance system?

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  • Someone on the dig team wants to steal valuable artifacts and smuggle them to the United States to sell on the black market.

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  • smuggle cocaine ", The Guardian, April 9, 2005.

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  • Guns and ammunition are much more difficult to smuggle through customs than drugs are !

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