Meanings of permeate through in English

There was a rumbling that seemed to permeate through the ground all around.

BREAKAWAY Shafts of light permeate through tiny holes in the dilapidated church in Kibera.

They allow life to permeate through the whole body.

It did not seem to permeate through to Roy.

We seniors are sandwiched up with intermediates and juniors so that our influence may permeate through the school.

Inert nitrogen constantly flows through the airtight cabinets to ensure no build-up of reactive gases that might permeate through the gloves.

It was a chilling, endless misty drizzle that seemed to be able to permeate through iron, leather, cloth, flesh and finally to the bone.

Ultimately though, it was a hugely satisfying win, the positives of which should permeate through the whole organisation, even if Cullen looked and sounded shattered.

So, all at once, without giving time for the news to permeate through the neighbourhood, she took her way to Lannoy with a few servants.

It permeates through a lot of our entertainment, political rhetoric, even philosophies.

Wainwright and me permeates through the town, and he halts at a rum-dispensary.

The rain am permeated through the flo' and marked the ceiling in de libr'y.

The dry scent of licorice permeated through the smoky air.

But over the years, the marchers' message permeated through.

Knee-jerk worriers about the culture permeating through Irish rugby would do well to pay heed.

The atmosphere was of expectancy and quality and I think it permeated through the whole place.