Sentence examples for illegal pieces from inspiring English sources

Conservation group investigators say licensed factories often supplement official purchases with smuggled ivory, sometimes by adding illegal pieces to legitimate carvings.

"We will keep painting as always," says Crisp. "But I think tagging and other illegal pieces will become more prominent because it's the style that's fastest and quickest to do without getting caught by the police.

The first chapter explores the street world: the tension between artists who do legal and illegal pieces, gang work as compared to individual work and the politics of the physical locations of pieces between public and private spaces.

Ahead of the 2012 London Olympics, graffiti artist Darren Cullen, a.k.a., Ser was arrested under the assumption that he might spray illegal pieces on government buildings, something he tells The Creators Project he hasn't done in more than 20 years.

It is an illegal piece of equipment rarely used in modern thoroughbred racing.

It is an illegal piece of equipment rarely used in modern thoroughbred racing, especially in premier races like the Derby, which this year attracted 148,530 people and a national television audience.

Equally compelling is the projected large slide show of Haring in photos by Tseng Kwong Chi, whom the artist called to shoot almost every time he did an illegal piece in the subway.

These guys represent a span of time from the early and mid 90s into the 2000s". In most cities you don't have that luxury of time to develop an illegal piece, but Detroit has a number of stories like this.

Fairey, 45, openly espouses his desire to continue with what he calls an "inside-outside strategy", doing legal work whilst simultaneously carrying out illegal street pieces.

And in California's Mojave Desert, the group created what it claims is the "largest illegal graffiti piece in the world" by painting the words "This Land Was Our Land," visible from the air, on an old runway. .

Several commented that they found it disconcerting being told they had an illegal exam aid a piece of blank paper and pens insisting that the lecturer advised these were allowed.