Sentence examples for as smuggled from inspiring English sources

By stacking empty drinks cans to create a stove fired by burning tissues, King used butter packs and sugar sachets, as well as smuggled pecans, to make pralines.

He described the photos he did take as "smuggled images" or "the side of the Hajj that Saudi Arabia doesn't want you to see".

The group had been accused of carrying out attacks in Kenya as well as smuggling foreign volunteers to join al-Shabaab, the al-Qa'ida affiliated insurgents in Somalia.

Thousands more have reached as far as Europe, smuggled across the Mediterranean Sea.

And we could, as well, smuggle them from one country to another if needed". Fineman reported from Kuala Lumpur and New York.

In recent days, the Taliban have smuggled as many as five suicide bombers into the area, an American military official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

Prosecutors said they had smuggled as many as 1,000 Mexicans and Brazilians in groups of 10 and had charged them about $10,000 per group.

So the ever-resourceful Guggenheim bought and smuggled as many paintings as she could out of Paris.

All the tension of the day pacified as I smuggled high calorie foods it into my room and medicated myself with their corrupt pleasure.

Reporting for Al Jazeera from Syria's northern province of Idlib, Anita McNaught followed activists as they smuggled supplies for makeshift hospitals across the Turkish border into the restive province.

"No one on earth is so dumb as to smuggle in a pistol in a bag," the man said.