Sentence examples for he partook of from inspiring English sources
Ordinarily, he partook of the trader's rum that the voyageurs humped in to supply and resupply the Indians.
He partook of a memorable doughnut fight years ago with a former colleague, Representative Harold E. Ford Sr. of Tennessee.
Landon Thomas Jr. reports that George Osborne, the posh chancellor of the Exchequer, confesses he cannot recall the last time he partook of a pasty.
LONDON — George Osborne, the posh chancellor of the Exchequer, confesses he cannot recall the last time he partook of a pasty, the calorie-busting savory pastry, served hot, that is beloved by millions of average Britons.
In the United States, there wasn't much tradition to draw on, or, at least, none that mattered to Preminger, but he partook of the two other kinds in paradoxical combination — he became an instance of overwhelming personal charisma operating in a society that prized rationality and legality.
He partook of sin for fame & fortune.
Sometimes he partakes of a little laughing gas too, in the doctor's surgery where he keeps a small office.
The East Austin resident is a fan of cigars and whiskey, although he partakes of the latter only occasionally now.
Instead, he partakes of the string-bikini-clad spoils of fame with a casual levity; even his one brief explosion of expletives and anger doesn't feel motivated by anything as heavy as existential dread or a wounded ego.
He is utterly happy in his humiliation, at one with nature itself as he partakes of the grape, lost in visions of the divine that come to him in his drunken state.
After graduating, he eagerly partook of bachelor life in Houston — "I was a spirited lad," he later said with wry understatement — and spent more than a decade knocking about the oil business, with middling success.
