Sentence examples for has been smuggling from inspiring English sources

Ms. Khoroshikh, 47, has been smuggling for more than four years, having started after the government store where she worked closed.

Then I remembered that Guardian reporter Lexy Topping has been smuggling me glasses of red wine up here for the last two hours.

"Everyone here welcomes the British occupation," said a fisherman on Basra's waterfront, who, like many others, has been smuggling his allotment of diesel fuel abroad because high prices have made it more profitable than fishing.

Under the auspices of its pavilion programme, the Serpentine has been smuggling some radical architecture into the country, introducing architects whose work had never been realised here before: Zaha Hadid, Daniel Libeskind, Oscar Niemeyer, Toyo Ito and, last year, Alvaro Siza and Eduardo Souto de Moura.

Armed with a mobile phone, he has been smuggling news from inside the notoriously secretive centre to the outside world.

So the US Tea Party agenda has been smuggled into British politics?

Or they buy formula that has been smuggled in from Hong Kong — where smuggling infant formula is now a serious crime.

"We feel something, a living part of our heritage, has been smuggled away".

A video camera has been smuggled into Dungavel, so they can be interviewed.

Despite this latter interdiction a population of finches has been smuggled in, hence the novel's title.

Gold is an important export, but it is complicated by the fact that gold has been smuggled into Uganda from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.