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(The family would wait until Fisher's teetotaler of a grandmother went to church and then they all — children included — would imbibe).

There they would imbibe various beverages and, if the fates intervened, would go home with each other for coffee and perhaps a moment or two of Bible study.

"You think that the people who have come here, [are] born here, go to school here, would imbibe those values and outlooks".

The ambrosia they had just imbibed signified sweetness and steely resolve -- qualities that the Khalsa would imbibe.

But he'd imbibe all that stolen energy and stride off into the studio and work all night.

We had punctured the happy belief-bubble of glowiness that they had come to imbibe from Shaw.

She remarked that "I imbibe from people I work with and I want to be like them", and cited Mumtaz, Marilyn Monroe, and Audrey Hepburn as fashion inspirations.

In a matter of no time, many of the partygoers — many of them were high school athletes — were imbibing from red plastic cups inside the home of a volunteer football coach at Steubenville High at what would be the first of several parties that night.

And yet he always avoided serious legal peril, not least because he played by the lessons imbibed from Roy Cohn.

The message people seem to be imbibing from these novels and from their preachers, however, is not: Take vengeance.

Most had a drink in hand; others imbibed from plastic bags hung overhead, dispensing beverages intravenous-style.