smuggle past造句

• Supporters concede that some prohibited material might be smuggled past inspectors.
• Guns and knives are easily smuggled past corrupt guards.
• There are caves visible in the white cliff, memories of their smuggling past.
• A salesman offered an imported soccer jersey from the Dutch national team smuggled past customs authorities.
• They said Egypt has done little to stop arms from being smuggling past its borders and into Gaza.
• The smuggling past a British blockade was the subject of the book and movie " Exodus ."
• It has served a variety of functions over the years, and is commonly associated with the area's smuggling past.
• One man said that the cleric was smuggled past his guards in a washing machine that was being taken out of his home.
• Fhimah, a former manager for Libyan Arab Airlines in Malta, where the bomb was first smuggled past security, goes free.
• In 1988, he was only one of four lawmakers to vote against banning plastic guns that might be smuggled past metal detectors.
• In cramped, dimly lighted rooms they stuff miniature copies of their opposition newspaper into matchboxes to smuggle past Iraqi lines into the capital.
• On Thursday, Nela waited for the phone call that would tell her Mirsad had been smuggled past the Bosnian army checkpoints to neighboring Croatia.
• Opposed gun control measures while in Congress and opposed bans on imports of plastic guns that could be smuggled past metal detectors and armor piercing bullets.
• The FAA records showed that of the 13 weapons smuggled past security screeners at PBIA three were fake hand grenades and one was a fake dynamite bomb.
• Another reason for the move was fear of the Chinese take-over of Hong Kong and the threat of Chinese retaliation for Jardines drug smuggling past.
• Garibaldi explains that he's come to find out what he's been smuggling past customs and to stop Sheridan's war against Earth.
• And they said they expected Yugoslavia to continue to have to pay well over market price for the goods it was able to import or smuggle past the sanction monitors.
• Living in one room, Clune enjoyed little privacy and even less pampering, weeping bitterly as she cast away the last of the makeup she smuggled past the cameras.
• Experts also note that approximately half of illegal immigrants in the U . S . did not surreptitiously enter, but rather " entered through smuggled past the border ".
• Problems included faulty X-ray machines, weapons that were smuggled past screening personnel, keys to secure areas that were unaccounted for, and unauthorized people on the tarmac.