Sentence examples for smuggling scene from inspiring English sources

China's seemingly insatiable appetite for rare animal meat and parts has also led to a thriving smuggling scene across much of Southeast Asia.

In the early 1990s Liverpool's drug smuggling scene was dominated by Curtis Cocky Warrenen, a street kid.

THE FRENCH CONNECTION (1971), based on actual events and shot on locations throughout the city, includes a crucial drug-smuggling scene on the waterfront below Brooklyn Heights.

This is a reference to the opening drug-smuggling scene of the film Midnight Express.

When her husband was executed by the authorities in 1938, Borovaya was sent to the Temnikov Camp, where she spent the next seven years secretly recording and smuggling out scenes of daily life.

"The thing that's uniquely his," said the singer-songwriter John Darnielle of the Mountain Goats in a recent e-mail, "is to sort of smuggle in scenes of remarkable emotional and, I gotta say, spiritual weight within these fairly light constructions".

Bilal has already blown his best chance of crossing the water safely, having borrowed 500 euros to pay a "handler," who in an early scene smuggles him and several others in the belly of a truck bound for a ferry to England.

Jesus accepted the mission and in the last scene had smuggled himself into the back of a Saviours truck that was leaving the Hilltop crammed with booty.

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Videos smuggled out showed a chaotic scene at a clinic, as people rushed past doctors and staff members, shouting "Oh God!" In one video, said to document the scene, blood smeared the sidewalk.

Kathryn's only ally is Peter Ward David Strathairnn, in ominously brooding, conspiratorial mode), an internal affairs specialist who, in the film's most suspenseful scene, helps her smuggle evidence out of her office.