Sentence examples for smuggle back to from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, March 8 , 1999P. 68 The part-time driver for a Tucson retirement community takes the director and a group of old residents for an ostensible day trip to Mexico, where he ends up picking up a load of drugs to smuggle back to the States.

By Tim O'Brien The New Yorker, March 8 , 1999P. 68 The part-time driver for a Tucson retirement community takes the director and a group of old residents for an ostensible day trip to Mexico, where he ends up picking up a load of drugs to smuggle back to the States.

"And it's usually there, in Savasana or some shape I am attempting to form en route to Savasana, that I get an idea or two that I smuggle back to the studio," she says.

After a string of successful heists, Jackley decided he wanted to use a real gun for future crimes, so he set off to the US to buy one that he could smuggle back to the UK.

After a string of successful heists, Jackley decided he wanted to use a real gun for future crimes, so set off to the US to buy one that he could smuggle back to the UK.

(Literature published here was often smuggled back to the Soviet Union).

Ukrainian sugar is smuggled back to Ukraine, as are German cars.

The scheme involved smelting gold from drug profits into familiar objects, which would then be smuggled back to Colombia.

Typescripts reached the anti-Soviet publishing house, Posev, in West Germany, which printed them for smuggling back to the USSR.

Tension and official persecution of recusants increased in the wake of the daring clandestine missionary activities of English Jesuits, trained on the Continent and smuggled back to England.

The young man who was beaten, like many others, plans to sneak or be smuggled back to Saudi Arabia as soon as possible.