Sentence examples for air permeates from inspiring English sources

"The plastic can leaks; air permeates through the sidewall.

Still, perhaps inevitably, a sanctimonious air permeates the show, heightened by allusions to classical Western art, the most obvious being "We Do Not Torture," a drawing of a shrouded corpse that inverts Andrea Mantegna's famous foreshortened figure of the dead Jesus.

A tube and shell configuration is used where ethane is fed at the top of an annular packed catalyst bed and air permeates radially outward into the reaction zone along the length of the permeable reactor wall (porous α-alumina membrane).

Male desperation, loneliness and need, the misunderstandings they bred: these hung in the refrigerated air, permeating public spaces like dry ice.

There's a genuine sense of mischief in the air, permeating the rock ('n' roll) walls from its colourful past - Wham!'s Club Tropicana video was filmed at the pool here!

Her eyes welling with hateful tears, I could only breathe out a whisper of words, so hushed they were barely audible: 'It's OK, Mommy.' I was trying to temper the rage-filled air permeating our small silver Volvo. .

There are low-beamed shops, with names like Outrigger and The Foredeck, selling fleeces and deck shoes, and there's that moneyed and happily unfashionable air that permeates sailing enclaves.

Cicero tells us that "he further maintained that aether is that which people call Zeus, and that the air which permeates the seas is Poseidon, and that the earth is what is known by the name of Demeter, and he treated in similar style the names of the other gods".

The haphazard air that permeated the interior of the previous-generation Accord has also been banished.

The air is permeated with the rotten-egg smell of pulp making.

Now that a little fresh air has permeated many boardrooms, companies seem more accountable to their owners.