partake formal
partake of something

Those who did partake were happy to be part of history.

Let us partake of knowledge, and use it to become better men.

There were 768 people from four different countries who partook in the study.

We will force the people to partake of the strong pleasure.

If people want to partake of the American dream, they have to know the language.

What, therefore, gives him the right to partake of them as food?

And when two things are alike, must they not partake of the same idea?

Yet we are still able to partake of its motions.

We're talking about coffee, of course, and the best places to partake.

His wife and children would happily partake of whatever he brought them.

They were trying to interact, to partake in our movement.

It was a feast, and the students came to partake.

The diner has the choice whether to partake or not.

"And he would take care to be out, so as not to have to partake of the dish."

From this time on the young woman was allowed to partake in all the activities of the family group as here education continued.

And the robot had brought him here to partake of this in some way!

You'd think they'd leave trouble alone - but no, they want to partake of it.

It is quite possible to have an element or more that do not partake at all.

However, it is not surprising to find women also partake in this role.

The opportunity to partake of it is available through Jan. 5.

If someone got married, he was there to partake in the ceremony.

And what more appropriate than to partake of the local fare?

In the latter an animals, and not only man, partake.

It is a one week course where teachers offer students different activities or subjects to partake in.

What other general game play elements do they heavily partake in?