Sentence examples for partake after from inspiring English sources

Offenders agreed to partake after they had been informed about the study by the head of the physical education department.

Traditionally called iftar, the evening meal is partaken after sunset.

For decades fossil fuel extracting trans-nationals and western governments have continued to dance and partake long after the bright lights of climate science evidence were switched on and the deafening music of denial had its plug pulled".

Participate in as many things as possible.The more you partake in sports, clubs, after-school activities, the more you will begin to feel accepted, known, and you can start to fit in.

She ordered a cappuccino and admitted that she was slightly hung over: the previous night, there had been a ceremonial dinner at Brasenose College, and she had partaken of more after-dinner drinks than were strictly advisable.

As documents obtained by THR show, Spencer signed a $1.25 million contract with Sensa, but had certain stipulations: She refused to do tabloid ads, refused to partake in "before and after" photos, and she insisted on transparency with her fans by tagging all sponsored tweets with the required #spon hashtag.

A total of 229 VCT clients who agreed to partake in the study after going through counseling were provided with the saliva test kit to use for the screening test and their results recorded.

All students accepted to participate resulting in a total sample of 387 students agreeing to partake in the study; after school randomization, a total of 193 students were assigned to receive the intervention and 181 served as control (i.e. received the usual curriculum during the pilot study period).

Allanah told me her mother died after smoking synthetics on June 30, after partaking in a session with her son (Allanah's brother).

Since the Japanese soldiers generally partake in one horrific act after another, this was a welcome attempt not to paint them as pure Evil (which frankly would detract from the horrors that occurred -- they were committed by real people, not monsters, which makes it worse).

European security services had believed he was radicalised at some point after falling into "petty crime" – landing in jail in 2010 after partaking in an armed robbery.