run drugs

Maybe some students are running drugs, she said, but most just need to be able to call their parents.

As you said, you're not running drugs, or anything like that.

I asked, "Any chance they were running drugs with that thing?"

"You sure did pick the wrong time to run drugs, boy."

"Those people are running drugs and doing a whole lot of things we don't need here."

You know, so no one would think they were running drugs."

Seems they were from Florida, where they'd made piles of cash running drugs.

The real question is, Do we have reliable evidence that black motorists are more likely to be running drugs?

What I do know is that you could go to jail for running drugs, to say nothing of losing your job."

I believe you talked about a plane being used that had been used to run drugs.

He was an ex-mercenary running drugs, the radio said, no connection to us.

One youth from the area, whose parents were considered community stalwarts, began running drugs for a local dealer last summer.

Cops think I either stole it or I'm running drugs.

When she was a free trader, for example, she refused to run drugs.

"That only bothers people with something to hide - for instance, if they are having an affair or running drugs."

You can't run drugs from this neighborhood unless these people here want it to work."

I could tell at a glance that Sneak wasn't just running drugs anymore; he was using.

"I should have told her that if she wasn't running drugs, she has nothing to fear."

Countries are given the right to board and search vessels of another country suspected of running drugs.

"At first I thought he just wants a house on a little island so he can run drugs easily.

For a while Mr. Parks was reduced to running drugs.

"So, Luis, are you satisfied that we're not running drugs out of Mexico?"

They just said the Mafia were back in Britain again - running drugs, money-laundering.

They were trying to get a foothold in New Orleans to run drugs upriver.

You can't say the same for running drugs."