Sentence examples for having smuggled from inspiring English sources

Bon Appetit magazine last month described a Greenwich Village chef who acknowledged having smuggled white truffles back from Italy.

Temple had spoken earlier of being mischievous, or naughty, saying she enjoyed this at times, and she had been pleased at having smuggled me successfully into the slaughterhouse.

A court sentenced 23 people traffickers to up to eight years in prison for having smuggled more than 10,000 Albanians to Britain during the past two years.

A government spokesman said some of the nine men arrested were suspected of possibly having smuggled weapons to be used in terrorist attacks.

If, as seems likely, the new treaty is ratified without popular votes, the politicians will be able to congratulate themselves on having smuggled through the back door what they failed to bring in through the front.

He admits to having smuggled "multiple tons" of cocaine, using "private aircraft, submarines and other submersible and semi-submersible vessels, container ships, go-fast boats, fishing vessels, buses, rail cars, tractor-trailers, and automobiles".

All right, I've smuggled myself in as a spectator.

Uh-oh, I've smuggled myself in as a spectator.

Moscow had smuggled nuclear missiles into Cuba.

One Syrian member claimed that ISIL had smuggled in more than 4,000 by September.

Some had smuggled knives and other weapons into the stadium, security officials said at the time.