Sentence examples for partake fully from inspiring English sources

We visit them several times a year, and we partake fully in the cultural richness of New York while we're there.

Moreover, during coloration process, the exhausted amount of metals will not partake fully into the dye fiber binding purposes.

To partake fully in the healthcare options that will be reimbursable under the ACA, local providers might be compelled to revise their policies regarding medication-assisted treatment, particularly in light of research that demonstrates the positive impact of these medications on client success.

I have met 'dreamers', young people who simply want a chance to become American citizens and partake fully in their communities.

A History of Reading by Alberto Manguel Manguel was a friend of Jorge Luis Borges – I believe he read aloud to him towards the end of his life – and this book partakes fully of the Borgesian spirit.

It is remarkably assured for a first effort at the form, partaking fully of high Classical style and hinting at Romanticism at times, as in an Andante that includes a dramatic outburst of almost operatic proportions.

There's no part of their strange political obsession that I don't partake of fully myself.

Subjects also partook in fully supervised aerobic treadmill-walking exercise that was conducted for 1 h/day, 5 days/week.

According to a survey maintained by the Kaiser Foundation (pdf), fewer than half the states have agreed to fully partake in the Medicaid expansion, with 20 not moving forward at this time.

He has been able to fully partake in the start of training camp, so don't expect hit-or-miss playmaker Michael Spurlock or the moderately shifty Sammie Stroughter (whom coaches prefer to use in the slot) to capture the other starting job.

Or again, when Emilio runs into Angiolina at the seafront, we fully partake in his sense of her apotheosis into a kind of pagan goddess risen from the waves, "all lit up by the mid-day sun which was playing in her fair curls", even as we maintain our parallel sense of her very ordinary humanity.