partaking

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 partaking of the softer joys of life.

Tea was here served up to us in a manner neither French nor English, but partaking of both.

While partaking of our refreshment, General Howard narrated the operations of the preceding day.