Sentence examples for illegally work from inspiring English sources

At the other end of the spectrum, we hear about poor students being "ripped off by bogus colleges" and the Daily Mail carries reports about those feigning student status to "illegally work for five-figure salaries and claim benefits".

Mr. Edwards and James H. Brown Jr., the Louisiana insurance commissioner, are charged along with David Disiere, the one-time owner of the Cascade Insurance Company, and Mr. Disiere's former lawyer, Ronald Weems, of scheming to illegally work out a liquidation settlement of Cascade that was favorable to Mr. Disiere.

Flanked by a smarmy sycophant (how much I miss Prig David Spade!), Seedling doggedly pursues the Conehead family in a parody of The Fugitive, hunting Beldar not because he's simply an extraterrestrial, but because he's an extraterrestrial who dared to illegally work in the United States.

Like immigrants across New York, many are here illegally, working long hours for little pay.

Before the conflict, he said, he spent five months illegally working in Israel, and it was not a pleasant experience.

Thousands of Chinese students live here, too, some with mothers who came along to support their children by illegally working as maids, or worse.

HOUSTON — For two years, Diego Gala, a Mexican immigrant in the country illegally, worked five days a week cleaning a private school for less than minimum wage.

So this week the Republican Party of Delaware filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission, claiming the O'Donnell campaign and the Tea Party Express are illegally working in concert.

Don Nelson and his son, Donn, pioneers in the international scouting movement, were suspended for two games for illegally working out Milicic last summer in Europe.

The company, Argenbright, was employing seven screeners at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport who the Immigration and Naturalization Service found were illegally working in the United States, the task force said.

Jordan's minimum age for working is 16 but in Amman and in rural areas it has become increasingly common to see Syrian children illegally working on construction sites, in the fields, or as day laborers to support their families.