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Meanings of penetrates to in English
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Usage of penetrates to in English
1
The jargon of the day penetrates to your very sports and games.
2
No railroad penetrates to within eleven hundred miles of Salt Lake Valley.
3
Wherever it penetrates to-day with the Bible, there its effect is apparent.
4
Christ's message penetrates to the transforming and assimilation of the whole being.
5
Heaven penetrates to the bottom of our hearts, like light into a dark chamber.
6
From that point the white yelk penetrates to the central yelk-cavity (d apostrophe).
7
He penetrates to the root of the art at one step of his eagle eye.
8
He weighs, ponders, penetrates to the heart of the thing, and He weighs the spirits.
9
No one penetrates to my morning room, laughed Bessie.
10
The water penetrates to the deep joy with which dinner endowed us, and puts it out.
11
The trees are so dense that only a dim green light ever penetrates to the ground.
12
And the stream's soft, musical murmur that penetrates to the remotest corner of my cozy nest!
13
The new element surrounds the body, but it may be months before it penetrates to the heart.
14
See that none penetrates to your closet.
15
He penetrates to their roots and makes us feel that He has touched the essential element in them.
16
The third year it penetrates to the heart of the tree, makes an excavation, and awaits its transformation.
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