Sentence examples for it's illicit from inspiring English sources

Here, then, is the newly released video for "It's Illicit" by the rock-ish band Motive, as remixed by an Italian group called Late Guest at the Party.

The New Yorker, July 11 , 1931 P. 9It's illicit but that only adds to the joys of having a phone cord that is both limber and ruly.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, July 11 , 1931 P. 9It's illicit but that only adds to the joys of having a phone cord that is both limber and ruly.

At the time the statues came to the Met in four pieces — two torsos and two heads — the Met and the museum world allowed acquisitions without detailed histories, although an effort was supposed to be made to examine an object's origin in case it was illicit.

It is nigh-on impossible to quantify the value of the porn industry because much of it is illicit, many of its operatives would never dream of declaring their income or paying tax and much of that in circulation has been filched from paid-for sites and uploaded on to free ones.

Right now his survival is guaranteed by hard currency, and the best source of it is illicit activity.

Such acceptance, though, was supposed to come after an effort had been made to root out the history of a piece in case it was illicit.

"It was illicit and seamy, the whole shots-in-the-buttocks in a hotel room thing, and it was sustained over many years by many, many players on many teams".

"When the market moved out of Les Halles, Antoinee was saying, as he led our little party — it was illicit because, strictly speaking, you need a permit to shop at Rungis — "it effectively changed the relationship between pleasure and play and work in all of Paris.

As Paul Spade puts it, "[for Ockham,] self-reference is to be allowed except where it would lead to paradox in short, it is licit except where it is illicit" ("Ockham on Self-Reference," Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 15 (1974, 299).

"It was illicit, territorial, and unifying for anyone that experienced it.