Sentence examples for smuggled me from inspiring English sources

He smuggled me into his barracks in Beaconsfield one evening and we spent the night together.

Mick McGahey, the deputy leader of the miners, had smuggled me and my pals in.

I visited a Syrian refugee camp in Harmanli, Bulgaria, after a resident smuggled me inside.

He had smuggled me into the hospital through a broken back door.

Temple had spoken earlier of being mischievous, or naughty, saying she enjoyed this at times, and she had been pleased at having smuggled me successfully into the slaughterhouse.

"A friend sort of smuggled me into the White House and I gave him the book in front of all his staff," he says.

Second, go to Haiti, but since I have no passport I would need to hire a guide to secretly smuggle me across the mountains.

Then I remembered that Guardian reporter Lexy Topping has been smuggling me glasses of red wine up here for the last two hours.

I was astounded at this, for autistic people, it is said, have no pretend-play, and here Temple had, very coolly, and without the slightest hesitation, determined on a subterfuge and was all set to smuggle me into the plant.

Lolo scraped together enough money — I eventually learned it was $4,500, a huge sum for him — to pay him to smuggle me here under a fake name and fake passport.

My dad tried to smuggle me in through the turnstiles.