Sentence examples for partake a bit from inspiring English sources
The concerto, at least, despite its memorial aspect, could partake a bit of the circus, as, visually, it did.
Partake in a bit of horizontal housekeeping.
Here I was, 75 years later, privileged to partake in a bit of that same ritual with a man aged 88 and now nearly a legend.
Nors happily admitted to a little inconsistency, for she loves to partake in a bit of hygge (she has candlesticks in her office, for example).
Most of them are happy to partake in a bit of youthful exhibitionism, but are turned off by full militant naturism.
But they give anyway -- sometimes out of curiosity, sometimes out of custom, and sometimes out of a desire to partake in a bit of partisan warfare.
That means the camera allowed me to see the warmth emitted by everything I pointed it at – and, in this case, I pointed it at people who were watching someone get naked, or partaking in a bit of sensuous flogging.
Not only do they all partake, they each eat quite a bit.
The experience of partaking in red wine is made a bit more violent with shards of a glass embedded into a man's skull while he spews blood red liquid.
My wife and I ogled for a bit and we even decided we wanted to come back, this time partaking in the naturist pleasures.
