run guns

How would I like to run guns for the rebels?

He was not running guns, dealing drugs or training other young men to kill.

He was a miserable excuse for a human being, involved in running guns and God knows what else.

For the past three years, he had been running guns, participating on the fringes of the movement.

He is forced by financial necessity to run guns for some revolutionaries.

It'll pay very well, and you'll actually be doing something more worthwhile than running guns or smuggling heroin.

"They could be running guns, drugs, illegal aliens, anything that will pay.

It's no surprise that he specialized in running guns to Latin America.

Nobody can say they weren't running guns into Houston."

He also runs guns, but heroin is his biggest money-maker."

You, sir, do not belong here, not if you are running guns.

Both the rebels and the paramilitaries are running guns and drugs in this region.

In the 1990s he ran guns from Spain to Algeria.

They'll start their work tomorrow and in a fortnight they'll be running guns up to the hills."

"I wouldn't be surprised you're running guns," Tyler said.

They sell drugs, run guns, rob and steal.

He'd run guns and I shouldn't wonder if he knew about piracy from the other side, if you take my drift.

They ran guns, stole cars, counterfeited, bought and burned buildings to collect insurance.

At first he was satisfied with running guns, then he became obsessed with applied terrorism.

Who, if given the choice, would carry sisal, rum or tobacco when he could run guns under the nose of a Spanish patrol?

If I hadn't run guns to Cuba I'd never known your mother and you wouldn't be here.

It's not like I'm running guns to the Contras."

"Like running guns and overthrowing foreign governments."

The man runs guns, for God's sake.

During Mr. Harrison's trial in 1982, the prosecutor accused him of having run guns for the previous six months.