Sentence examples for your smuggling from inspiring English sources

Your smuggling is made more difficult by the police, who don't object so much to your cargo as to your recklessness.

"How much of your smuggling fee do you still owe him?" "My parents paid up their fifteen per cent in Vietnam, but I still have eighteen thousand to pay".

On the morning wake up at least before 3-4 minutes when your alarm rings (or if your parents wake you up this isn't necessary. If your smuggling a large device (such as ipad) make sure that the screen is very dim because of the wide screen.

Blake's best-known track, a cover of Feist's "Limit to Your Love", smuggles sub-bass into a weepy piano ballad.

Of course, there are alternatives to relocating your entire family to Australia, like driving to Cornwall for the weekend or smuggling your board into a leisure centre and spending as long as you can on the wave machine.

In exchange for looking the other way on your international pesto smuggling operation, airport officials ask that travelers make a small donation to the Flying Angels, an organization that arranges travel abroad for sick children to receive treatment.

So, if you're thinking about using your apology as a Trojan horse to smuggle your own account of history into your kids' heads, stop already.

Say that you had your iPod+speakers in your backpack to bring to your last sleepover and never took them out, I don't care, you need to smuggle your electronics in!

Among the bigger draws is the price of admission: if you're a member of either institution, you can nibble or binge at $10 a pop (but you'll have to smuggle your popcorn past the guards at the Modern).

One word of warning, if you do smuggle your nano in, please don't forget that there is 'good naked' and 'bad naked'.

The main problem with work-based defecation, though, arises when you stealthily trying to smuggle your lota (or soaked wad of tissue) into the stall and a colleague sees you.