Sentence examples for smugglers trails from inspiring English sources

Combat engineers have been blowing up smugglers' trails.

In practice, the line is nonexistent — impossible to seal and riddled with smugglers' trails.

The mountain peaks can only be traversed by foot or mules, and their passes into Pakistan, a network of old smugglers' trails, became snowbound Monday night.

There were Palestinian training camps in these hills and a regional headquarters for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard – Lebanon was only eight miles away – and the smugglers' trails ran from Bloudan and Zabadani across the Anti-Lebanon range into the Bekaa Valley.

But it may not be coincidence that the smugglers' trails that run through the mountains from the Zormat area, and up through Shahi-Kot, the target area for the bombing, continue southeast for about 60 miles toward the Pakistan border near Khost.

The opium produced does not only go out along smugglers' trails through Pakistan and Iran, but also feeds a growing population of addicts in Afghanistan, now believed to be around one-million strong.

"It's a smugglers' trail".

Stonebarrow Hill, close by, is a great starting point for a network of footpaths, including the family-friendly interactive Smugglers' Trail.

But despite their jocular manner, both have terrifying memories of the smugglers' trail, patrolled by Amin's henchmen who wanted a slice of the action.

Far more than securing a byline or credit or kudos, she had borne witness — and paid the same grisly price as a tally of others who have fallen during the Arab Spring, to bombs, bullets or, in the case of Anthony Shadid of The New York Times, an asthma attack that felled him as he headed out from Syria after a clandestine visit along a smugglers' trail.

Through detailed reporting from closed nuclear cities in the southern Urals to smuggler trails in Kurdistan the author corrects many popular misunderstandings about the nuclear business.