Sentence examples for ferrying money from inspiring English sources

Cole bombing, also admitted to ferrying money to a Qaeda operative known as Khallad who was part of an important 9/11 planning meeting in Malaysia.

That wasn't the case in the '80s, when Wall Street was all about bond traders in yellow ties ferrying money between multimillionaire financiers.

Pursued by police through Goma's streets, they ferried the money to one of the general's compounds.

The couriers would ferry the money back across the border, officials said.

My father was an enterprising "survivor" and made enough black market money ferrying cigarettes and candy from Switzerland to Germany to afford a plane ticket (rare and expensive at the time).

He's now invested in new, shiny minibuses and says he's earning money by ferrying diamond traders around.

They're also widely believed to be laundering money and ferrying intelligence back to Kim Jong-un.

Bona fide North Koreans staff the restaurants, which are widely believed to be laundering money and ferrying intelligence back to Kim Jong-un.

Mr. Zevallos's airline, AeroContinente, which the authorities said was used to ferry drugs and money, has gone out of business.

He's clearly been raised with the comforts of basically any Emirati his age, but Bliss struck me as a hard worker, not someone who's let his parents' money ferry him to where he is now.

Two decorated New York City police detectives and a retired officer were charged yesterday with ferrying cocaine, heroin and drug money across the country for a Washington Heights drug lord, the authorities said.