Sentence examples similar to permeating both lands from inspiring English sources

When Shigetoshi Hasegawa induced Nick Johnson to dribble a ball in front of the plate, the expressions on both starters' faces and the reactions permeating both dugouts immediately changed.

In this way his influence permeated both politics and literature.

Jazz permeates both of the Bernstein works Mr. Zinman led.

A modern ethos - whether with a vintage bent or one more of this century - permeates both public and private spaces.

Or just endlessly save it for later, as we navigate the illusion of choice that permeates both the world of e-commerce and the digital dating universe.

During Ramadan, there's this feeling that permeates both casual mosque conversations and impassioned sermons each week.

The sense of community that permeated both the MBCE sessions continued well beyond childbirth.

By then the plutonium had permeated the land around the plant.

This announcement strikes at the heart of a concerted effort to protect the ancestral land of these tribes and others whose histories permeate this land.

With intricate lyrics and delicate melodies, they've captured the free-floating, bottomless uncertainty that's permeated the land.

I remember the joy of regular people living regular lives, and that intriguing mix of ancient wisdom and youthful passion that permeates the Land of Israel like nowhere else.