"Now that they are so well penetrated in most Western markets, growth has to translate into monetization".
She testified about knowing what it felt like to have been penetrated in one manner rather than another.
Cyprus, in contrast, is all billowing canopies and iron-grilled windows penetrated, in Paule Constable's brilliant lighting, by a fierce Mediterranean sun.
Among other things, Mr. McConnell told the president-elect that Iran's nuclear program had been penetrated, in part, by U.S. intelligence.
During this period the Way of the Celestial Masters, established at the court of Luoyang since the early 3rd century, apparently first penetrated in force to the Southeast.
A vast, dry region of sandhills and Triodia desert grass, it was penetrated in 1874 by Ernest Giles and was first crossed by him in 1876.
In "The Moonstone," Wilkie Collins transformed him into Mr. Murthwaite "the celebrated Indian traveler, who, at risk of his life, had penetrated in disguise where no European had set foot before".
They think I'm going to give them fricking Saddam bonus points for a fake marriage?" Baathism, he concluded, had "penetrated in such a twisted way" that a strong response was required.
He quoted a Brazilian scholar, who declared, "My studies have convinced me that... there may yet be found in our forests, as yet penetrated in few places, ruins of ancient cities".
Given the near-total lack of documentary evidence and the elusive nature of the subject himself, it is hardly surprising that fictional techniques have penetrated in some ways further and more surely than the sterner disciplines of art history.
The attack caused more damage than one at Camp Salerno, in Khost Province, which the Taliban penetrated in June; in that case the insurgents did not get beyond an outer wall.
