Sentence examples for partake too from inspiring English sources
Don't partake too much of the former before heading to the latter's Christmas sale on 6-7 December.
"Theater people don't necessarily go to art exhibitions, and art people, visual artists, don't necessarily partake too much in theater activities," Ms. León said.
Liberal ranters can partake, too, as MSNBC host and fulminator par excellence Keith Olbermann has proven with his long running O'Reilly spat.
They're also generous with those who have partaken too much of their generosity.
Obviously the danger with this show is that it becomes too literal, partakes too much of the cliches that are its subject.
I remember a former constable in London going around my neighborhood some years back inquiring as to whether some hapless nominee for an undersecretaryship somewhere had partaken too deeply at the local pub.
Edited since 1950 by Charles Preston, the cartoon, which is culled from hundreds of submissions each week, skewers fat cats, irritating bosses and anyone partaking too much in the good life.
The main characters are Lima and Belano, two shambling poets in Mexico City who fund a literary magazine, Lee Harvey Oswald, by trafficking an expensive marijuana called Acapulco gold; they seem to partake themselves, too, especially Belano, who is an alter ego of Bolaño's.
His response was that I was "almost a full-grown adult now" and I wouldn't be "partaking in too many serious physical activities henceforth".
Indeed, some medium-size businesses that currently offer health insurance say they find the smaller company "penalty plus subsidy" combination attractive and plan to drop their health insurance plans in order to partake in it, too, even though their participation will entail a penalty.
It is worth pointing out that, on occasion, women too partake in these crimes but in much of Asian society, there is a distinct demarcation between men, who apparently understand the true meaning of honour, and women who cannot be trusted to protect their own.
