Sentence examples for should partake from inspiring English sources

(Rousseau later countered this, saying that animals shared "some measure" of human nature and should partake of "natural right").

Children should partake in more "risky play" including playing near cliffs and water, an all-party parliamentary group has suggested.

Perhaps, in that spirit, Ms. Keys should partake of some spirits and have a few belts before belting it out.

Ruth and Eileen's relativesthink they should partake of a little culture so Eileen takes piano lessons and Ruth is sent to an elocution class.

"It should not be eaten hurriedly," she continued, "and all the family, so far as possible, should partake of it together.

The same research found that 74 percent of women believed that men should partake in at least some body hair removal, while 69 percent of men said women influenced their decision to expand their trimming.

It's a parent's responsibility to educate their children about "adult activities" and talk to them about why people shouldn't partake in certain activities or substances until they're of age – and marijuana-infused products should be part of those conversations.

"Journalists should not partake in obviously politically partisan events, except to cover them".

He said the United States should not partake in a strategy of sending cash to countries that made "mistake after mistake".

("Children should not partake in the listening of this album with laces in their shoes" states the "public-service announcement" at the beginning of "The Slim Shady LP").

Wouldn't it have been better to tell all requesters quite publicly that Mr. Duncan simply couldn't intercede and that they should either partake in the lottery system or go directly to the principals — along with an overt directive to principals that decisions should not be based on somebody's real or imagined relationship to Mr. Duncan?