Sentence examples for will be smuggled from inspiring English sources

Conservative opponents of immigration reform, for instance, have descried in the T.P.P. a Trojan horse, inside which, they fear, the dreaded immigration reform will be smuggled into law.

"If the trend continues," a diplomat said, "more oil will be smuggled out of Iraq this year than the total smuggled out in the last four years".

Once caught they will be smuggled over borders, stuffed in tiny cages and flown illegally to Europe, South Africa, the Middle East and China, where they may fetch up to £1,000 each.

In this film a leading journalist from Der Spiegel comes across to East Berlin to arrange for the dramatist to write a seditious article, which will be smuggled out.

I've received emails from many friends in Pakistan expressing delight: "what an honour to be banned by Zardari", "surely you realise the book will be smuggled in from India", "everyone will want to read it now", etc.

Sadly, the province has always been heavily armed and has had a high crime rate: robberies and beatings are common, as are abductions of women, and the assumption is that some of those kidnapped will be smuggled to western Europe and sold into prostitution.

"For one, imagine the amount of shit people will be smuggling in on a Friday evening or whenever.

Soon they'll be smuggled into Syria to join the fight against the Assad regime.

I think sure enough, especially since there's a Chinese edition in Hong Kong, which will undoubtedly be smuggled into the mainland somehow by people coming from the mainland who want to read it and bring it back to their friends.

Is this a guarantee that a bomb will not be smuggled onto a train?

Then, apparently, way more cocaine and heroin will definitely be smuggled across the border.