Sentence examples for which penetrated from inspiring English sources

During the late 1990s, Lambert took charge of operations for the SDS, which penetrated both left and rightwing campaigns.

But as the tank rushed to the scene, it rolled over the mine, which penetrated the tank and exploded inside, the army said.

The damage was more obvious onshore: more than eight hundred miles of rocky beaches were covered with a heavy black coating, which penetrated the subsoil.

Some of the group then commandeered two army vehicles, one of which penetrated a mile into Israel before it was destroyed by the Israelis.

When the orbiter later reentered the atmosphere, it was unable to withstand the superheated air, which penetrated the wing and destroyed it, leading to the vehicle's breakup.

Bred by a vital humanism, which penetrated westward and laid the foundations for the Italian Renaissance, painting showed a predilection for perspective and three-dimensionalism.

She saw, for example, the type of whips the Romans used to flog Jesus ("straps covered with iron hooks, which penetrated to the bone, and tore off large pieces of flesh at every blow").

(4) Penetration: the penetration rate is the fraction of the collision particles which penetrate the mesh.

And like tanning beds, they emit predominantly UVA rays, which penetrate the skin most deeply.

They are ordered in planes, called lattices, which penetrate one another in specific ways.

He witnesses their arguments; at night he hears the sounds of their lovemaking, which penetrate his dreams.