Sentence examples for having to penetrate from inspiring English sources

For artists, being included in a museum exhibition generally means first having to penetrate the well-guarded gates of a prestigious art gallery.

"Lost in a Good Book," the second installment of Thursday's saga, finds her having to penetrate the text of Poe's poem "The Raven" to liberate a relatively minor villain whom she herself trapped there at the end of the first novel.

Tax planning becomes a matter of getting instant answers to "what if" questions, without ever having to penetrate the underlying law.

The saving grace with Donna's tumor was that it was close to the skull, meaning they could hit it with the beams not having to penetrate the brain tissue.

The fact that the gradient of the plot of S100A4 against motility is about five times that of the plot of S100A4 against invasion suggests that the same cells are having to penetrate a more resistant barrier.

Relocate hardware to avoid having to penetrate aluminum siding, metal studs, brick and concrete walls, etc., all of which are significantly more difficult for radio signals to penetrate than free air or wood and gypsum board.

"Development has to penetrate every neighborhood of the city.

You have to penetrate their language, their culture".

The gold would have to penetrate the skin to do that".

The supplied oxygen from the gas phase has to penetrate into the microorganism.

A hacker would have to penetrate two firewalls to get direct access to the BigString storage servers.