Sentence examples for though illegally from inspiring English sources

Many peasants also left the country, though illegally, especially during the rebellion itself.

Marijuana is widely, though illegally, grown in Belize, and, in the 1980s and '90s, isolated Belizean airstrips became transshipment or refueling points for cocaine smuggling.

But she also wondered if there might be a more literal truth behind them as well, and began travelling all over the world, uncovering the international markets through which organs are sold (often willingly, though illegally) and bought.

ETA grew out of the Basque Nationalist Party (Partido Nacionalista Vasco; PNV), which was founded in 1894 and which managed to survive, though illegally, under the fascist regime of Francisco Franco by maintaining its headquarters in exile in Paris and keeping quietly out of sight in Spain.

Litecoins can be used anywhere (though illegally in some nations), by anyone.

By making these transactions official (though illegally), district officials effectively acknowledged the customary rights of the land seller.

It would cost the team one stroke, though, for illegally moving a ball at rest (the other moved ball doesn't matter because only one partner has to hole out).

He found that many immigrants the program deported from Boston, though here illegally, had committed no crimes.

"If being competitive is wrong, then we are wrong," said Ternent, whose side's muscle and endeavour unsettled Fulham, though rarely illegally.

These "illegal rooftop structures" comprised what could be a called a shantytown of the air, one made up of structures which, though built illegally, were nonetheless bought, sold, and rented on the open market.

Chau, though having illegally attempted to make contact with the Sentinelese on a previous visit where he was shot at with arrows, returned in an attempt to introduce himself and Jesus to the tribe.