Sentence examples similar to partook of tea from inspiring English sources
As James says, "whether you partake of tea or not … the situation is in itself delightful".
Perhaps this Homme Sensuel, this Homme Egoiste, this Homme Tosseur might find some time in his otherwise punishing daily schedule to partake of tea with her.
"It is the same as the position from which one watches the Noh or the rising moon, from which one partakes of the tea ceremony or a cup of hot sake," Mr. Richie wrote.
At the convention on Saturday, and again at LACMA on Sunday, hundreds of people partook in tea ceremony.
After that, they visited a restored 350-year-old, Edo-period tea house where the duke partook in a spot of tea -- ceremonial green tea to be exact -- served by a master in the art.
Beloved by brides who have taken their vows in the fairy-tale setting, remembered wistfully by those who once partook of its formal afternoon tea, and long familiar to members of the city's upper crust who have mingled here during debutante balls and charity events, the Rotunda Room had languished in recent years.
You can partake of an afternoon tea (£12.25) of tiered sandwiches and pastries, and a cavity-inducing crème fraîche-clotted meringue (£3.95).
While sleuthing, Nancy gets knocked out by a crook, and comes to in an elegant old mansion ("Nancy saw lovely damask draperies, satin-covered sofas and chairs"), where she partakes of a refreshing tea service and cinnamon toast; renewed, she discovers a secret passageway, thanks to a cunning knob of some kind, rapidly solves the mystery, and restores social order.
