Sentence examples for smuggling around from inspiring English sources

As the season develops, moreover, what happens to these characters -- and to the various cargos they're responsible for moving or downright smuggling around the globe -- belongs to international trade routes as much as it does to Charm City.

He had smuggled around 50 eastern European women, mainly from Moldova and Romania, into Britain for prostitution.

On his 20th birthday he was arrested trying to smuggle around 10lb of marijuana through Chicago's O'Hare airport.

The protests became so personal that his protection squad advised him to duck down and lie flat on the back seat of his car so he wouldn't be spotted by the thousands of demonstrators who descended on Westminster and he had to be smuggled around Whitehall by underground tunnel.

It's hard to smuggle around a movie camera, especially when tanks are rolling in.

Burrowing from one country to the other happens elsewhere along the border, particularly in the smuggling zone around Tijuana.

Here the Serbian secret police operate freely, and the economy revolves almost entirely around smuggling.

The local economy revolves around smuggling -- of guns and ammunition, of VCR's and televisions, of heroin and hashish.

COME TOGETHER TO SMUGGLE Many observers say the Balkan oil-smuggling trade, estimated to run as high as $100 million annually, has fostered a rare easing of ethnic tensions built around smuggling routes that run across divided territory.

But with the trade estimated to run as high as $100 million annually, many observers say it has actually fostered a rare ethnic easing of tensions built around smuggling routes that run across divided territory.

When the surge in maritime smuggling began here around 2009, Admiral Schultz said, smugglers mostly used small boats with single engines that delivered their payloads to sites in San Diego County, rarely traveling more than 50 miles north of the Mexican border.