Sentence examples for smuggled under from inspiring English sources

Unlike basic metal detectors, they can spot nonmetallic weapons smuggled under clothing — like a packet of explosive powder in someone's underwear.

Some chefs are cutting their supplies with the cheaper stuff, tranches of New Jerseys smuggled under a decorative sprinkling of yellow, purple, and green slices.

Protestants insisted on observing the royal birth, suspecting that Queen Mary Beatrice wasn't really pregnant and that a surrogate would be smuggled under the bedclothes.

Even before the war, Al-Wadeya directed some of his Israeli suppliers to give up waiting for the Israeli crossings to open and ship their products to Egypt, then for them to be smuggled under the border into Gaza.

After all, in her teens she had alternately favored Plato in the philosophy classes at the Sapienza, into which, as a professor's daughter, she had been smuggled, under age, and listened to Marinetti, father of Italian Futurism, then in the throes of his manifestoes.

The paper's news pages recalled the two men's "Starsky and Hutch" style involvement in the Toxteth riots, when they "took megaphones smuggled under their jackets to a leader of the black community who needed them to urge the crowds to disperse", while its sports pages paid tribute to Lord Sheppard's "previous life" as an England cricketer.

Mr. Schwarzenegger wrote to Mr. Brown after viewing a video made by conservative activists purporting to show a San Diego Acorn employee giving tips on how to smuggle under-age girls into the country.

Did he get smuggled in under someone's coat?

As in South Park, the cleverer stuff is smuggled in under a cloak of gross-out humour.

His evenness of tone allows exaggeration and irony to be smuggled in under the conversational radar.

We weren't smuggled in under a blanket through the back door.