| A tense atmosphere permeated the school's airy corridor, the classroom, and dormitories. |
| That should mean an end to the culture of undeclared income that has permeated much of the sector. |
| Last week Lackabane was shrouded in cloud and soft Irish rain permeated the best of rainwear. |
| The foul stench of blood, mingled with that of rotten flesh, permeated the air. |
| The art deco style in France permeated every aspect of the decorative arts, but it was particularly appealing to graphic designers. |
| The interest in death which had always permeated his work now re-emerged, transformed from the ghoulish into the pensive. |
