Sentence examples for penetrated from from inspiring English sources

With Derek Strong shadowing him, he penetrated from the 3-point line to hit a running 5-footer with Strong draped over him.

The Anglo-Saxons, who occupied the area when the Romans departed, penetrated from the sea along the River Trent and established the kingdom of Lindsey.

The court heard that Bailey had died from a wound that penetrated from 3.5-4cm between his ribs and into the left ventricle of his heart, which caused immediate and catastrophic blood loss.

Meanwhile, the central north and the northeast had been penetrated from Sydney; the most famous explorer was Ludwig Leichhardt, who led two successful expeditions (1844, 1846 47) before disappearing in an attempt to traverse from the Darling Downs to Perth.

In 1883 a party of Englishmen (F.L. and W.D. James, G.P.V. Aylmer, and E. Lort-Phillips) penetrated from Berbera as far as the Shabeelle River, and between 1886 and 1892 H.G.C. and E.J.E.

Along with the sound of wind, the air is thick with a smoky haze that is penetrated from time to time by a projection (like a spotlight) of the work's title.

Heat will penetrate from the surface to the deep ocean and affect ocean circulation.

One of the mysteries of great suffering is how hard it is to penetrate from the outside.

Perhaps pop's constant shapeshifting and deference to youth simply makes it a difficult art to penetrate from middle age.

As if I wasn't confused enough by the hidden box, I now have to wrestle with the concept of "penetrating from within".

The IPCC says that it is likely that the ocean warmed from 3,000 metres to the bottom in 1992-2005 and that heat will penetrate from the surface down.