Sentence examples for having to partake from inspiring English sources

That served me well with networks like Foursquare and Ello, which seem to have faded away without my ever having to partake.

To buy any of this economic downgrading/upgrading, one has to partake of the collective delusion about the return of "growth".

It is, of course, a generally accepted given that political correctness has, to partake of the parlance, gone mad – and it is also generally accepted that this shall lead to a country overrun by hairy women and state-funded terrorists.

I might have to partake.

"It's the first day that Coke has come to BYU, so you have to partake".

But too often, the belief that you have to partake in All the Special Food leads to feeling overfull and sluggish.

When Bart and Lisa have to partake in "go to work with your parents day" in Bart on the Road  Bart chooses Marge over Homer, telling Lisa "I've always been an advocate of women in the workplace.

When 2015 National League Rookie of the year Kris Bryant sat down with HuffPost Live to discuss his team's success this past season, he touched on that relaxed culture, stating that he sometimes didn't even have to partake in batting practice prior to a game.

I'm not telling you that you have to partake to enjoy it, but watching Mulder and Scully fumble around in the dark with some flashlights whilst chonged on a bobo is one of the last minor American luxuries that everyone can enjoy.

At least you will be there and you can explain that you're not feeling hungry today or that you had to partake in a work morning tea before coming and that you suddenly feel full.

Remember that if you never worked at anything, you wouldn't be able to appreciate the free time you have to partake in hobbies or spend time with friends.