Sentence examples for smuggled back from inspiring English sources

Many books were then smuggled back into Czechoslovakia.

Copies were smuggled back in and disseminated among the underground dissident salons of Moscow.

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

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

Those cigarettes, the government says, were immediately smuggled back into Canada.

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.

She pleaded guilty to smuggling back to the U.S. approximately a million dollars in cash, stuffed inside VCRs, money that she said had come from Afghan contractors.

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 if we scratch the surface, it becomes clear that they typically smuggle back in the very assumptions of nationhood that they purport to reject.