partaking

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• He accuses her of partaking in drug-related activity on the spot, and says plainly that he doesn’t let anyone check him.

• A warning, though—this one involves a lot of tape, so if you’re letting kids partake, you might want to set some boundaries to avoid a sticky mess.

• The holidays are a wonderful time to partake in our most beloved food-centric celebrations—many of us spend more time cooking this time of year than any other.

• The project would provide an investment opportunity for San Diego and American companies to invest and partake in binational public-private partnerships.

• She considers voting to be a form of civic engagement and expression that everyone should partake in.

• She moved to England where she eventually abandoned her photography, partaking in only a few projects towards the end of her life.

• But partaking in these clubs is less like eating your vegetables and more like enjoying a guilty pleasure.

• So the only thing surprising about the squeaky-clean family partaking in a musical episode is that it took nine seasons to do it.

• Partaking in the joys of such transforming garments must be tricky in the dating years.

• Am I not in France—gay, delightful France—partaking of the kindness and civility of the country?

• Half wet through, and tolerably fatigued, I retired to my couch of dry leaves immediately after partaking of our scanty meal.

• If Scattergood could have heard this conversation perhaps he would not have been so gayly of the softer joys of life.