The phrase "be penetrated with" is correct and can be used in written English.
It usually implies a feeling or emotion and is used in the passive form. For example, "The room was penetrated with a feeling of sadness."
It is to be at the heart of the ambitions of a significant club which in recent years has produced the most compelling evidence that the upper echelons of the Premier League, and maybe the European game, can be penetrated with the help of something more than vast resources.
Men aren't simply raped, they are forced to penetrate holes in banana trees that run with acidic sap, to sit with their genitals over a fire, to drag rocks tied to their penis, to give oral sex to queues of soldiers, to be penetrated with screwdrivers and sticks.
Because of its low hardness and ultra-thin thickness, the resist layer could be penetrated with a relatively small normal load.
But, the prosecution's argument isn't far off – Chloe didn't realise it was a dildo, and that's 15 times a woman was penetrated with something she didn't consent to be penetrated with.
The woman had been penetrated with a metal rod, which had been removed with such force that it had taken nearly all of her intestines with it.
The family of the victim, who died from massive internal injuries caused when she was penetrated with an iron rod in the attack, have called for the death sentence.
The parents of the victim, who died from massive internal injuries caused when she was penetrated with an iron rod in the attack in December, have repeatedly called for the men to be hanged.
The vascularization and intergrowth of the connective tissue, which was penetrated with nerve fibers, at 8 weeks after subcutaneous implantation in Balb/c mice was more profound using the rS1/9 scaffolds.
