| In the corner of his room a sickly yellow glow was permeating through his wall, passing though it and away. |
| Even though they didn't quite have the freshly baked bread or the smell of coffee permeating the air, we took the bait. |
| Indeed, it is highly likely that she is complicit in the criminal activity permeating this case. |
| In fact, there's much a sense of desolation and loneliness permeating the film. |
| At the other end, headgroups of phospholipids should form an annulus through which permeating ions must pass to cross the membrane. |
| This eight-room pavilion with its permeating country charm is just slightly set back in the woods. |
