Sentence examples for smuggling away from inspiring English sources

I had to have daily searches in my hotel to make sure I wasn't smuggling away treats and chips.

Meanwhile, Nelly was smuggled away, an anonymous young woman.

"We feel something, a living part of our heritage, has been smuggled away".

They say the rest is being smuggled away for sale in bordering countries.

Some fear that such weapons could be smuggled away from the conflict and later used by terrorists against civilian airliners.

A woman said that a camp's leaders smuggled away foreign aid, even as residents of the camp starved.

Perhaps there was no sense of self in his nervous stillness, as if he were being smuggled away accidentally, with no knowledge of the act, into the future.

"We have known of instances where cars were buried, hidden behind false walls, even disassembled and smuggled away in pieces," Mr. Gooding said.

It is a tender meditation on how a child can be "smuggled away accidentally, with no knowledge of the act, into the future".

Now, driven by plenty of money and a patriotic rush to return treasures smuggled away over the centuries, Chinese collectors are bidding here as well as in New York and London.

Bolivian firms have invented a range of coca-based products, from fizzy "Coca Colla" to coca-based toothpaste.In reality, the majority of Bolivia's coca is smuggled away for illegal cocaine production.