Sentence examples for smuggle something from inspiring English sources

"Entertainment is the killer app, and that will smuggle something that is a lot more sophisticated into the home," said Tom Kalil, special assistant to the chancellor for science and technology at Berkeley.

Lidia Maslova from the daily newspaper Kommersant wrote that the film was so dominated by Hollywood flash that it seemed as if the Russian filmmakers had been "forced to smuggle something contraband into a foreign commercial project to excite the soul of the ironic Soviet viewer".

Now for an obvious question: Why smuggle something illegal inside something else illegal?

Basically, if you ever need to smuggle something out of the States, be sure to put it in an Armin van Buuren bag.  .

He didn't ask how I was doing or what I was like – his main concern was whether she had managed to smuggle something into the prison that he could sell.

"I wondered whether I was smuggling something out for him.

"In the ports deal, the concern was smuggling something or someone dangerous into ports," Mr. Frank said.

"They are low level individuals in the drug trade and they believe they are smuggling something else into the United States, and are caught with meth.

The sudden ascendancy of whiskey over beer can be easily explained (and could have easily been predicted): If one is smuggling something above the law or consuming it on the sly, it makes more sense to smuggle or consume concentrated versions of the product in question than to deal with larger, more diluted concoctions.

The New Yorker, January 23 , 1932P. 9 Young men spending a day in Canada wanted to smuggle in something, so they picked out the cheapest item on what they thought was a wine list, Perrier, hid it in their car, worried a great deal, and got through the customs without a challenge.

It has commissioned numerous studies that claim that standardised packs would see an increase in smuggling – something that could deprive the Exchequer of billions of pounds.