But that has not deterred him from partaking in it himself.

But are there any modes of partaking of being other than these?

And acceptance is indicated by the partaking of the lahpet.

And the bread which we break, is it not the partaking of the body of the Lord?

Abstinence from food is no better than a thankful partaking of food.

Others have no particular custom as to the partaking of wine or grape juice at this meal.

Poor good men, all the good lovers, always this stretch of nerves before the partaking.

I can say honestly that I do not ever remember partaking of a more unhappy meal.

The defense of fun - as opposed to the provision or partaking of it - can be a difficult business.

Sometimes the term is applied not only to this partaking but to the whole of the rite or to the consecrated elements.

At stake is a "partaking in feeling" with the gods, bearing the sun and moon, sharing the holy.

Their partaking is mostly through web 2.0 social networking and hits on the YouTube video.

Partaking of the sacrifice was common, but ritual cannibalism appears to have been exceedingly rare.

Partaking of the sacrament by non-members is permissible, but has no significance.

A club with a la-de-da clientele and at least one priest partaking of the forbidden fruit?

Partaking of a common meal on these occasions is reckoned an act of merit.

The Germans replied by charging the missionaries themselves with partaking of the plunder."

The tourists had gone home for the night and most of the monks were in the dining hall partaking of their simple evening meal.

The partaking of the meal is compulsory.

"Karzai recounted how much he had enjoyed partaking of turkey and celebrating Thanksgiving."

"Seabiscuit," decorous to a fault, pays tribute to that spirit without partaking of it.

Partaking of more than was his portion.'

Some of them were partaking of cocaine in the restrooms and made no secret of it.

One can have the nyah-nyah pleasure of partaking of the consumer culture while expressing solid disdain.

Partaking of this blessing purifies their karma and allows them to pass on to a blessed rebirth.

Let us partake of knowledge, and use it to become better men.

The girl brought food and partook of it with me.

But you just have to know when to lower its top to partake of what it has to offer.

If people want to partake of the American dream, they have to know the language.

And the girl found herself partaking of his own strength.

We will force the people to partake of the strong pleasure.

What, therefore, gives him the right to partake of them as food?

And everything about the place partook of the same atmosphere.

You will partake of my table when our business is concluded.

And when two things are alike, must they not partake of the same idea?

Not being able to stop at that time, he determined in his mind to return later to partake of some.

Yet we are still able to partake of its motions.

They typically do not partake of programs or services offered at the site.

You'd think they'd leave trouble alone - but no, they want to partake of it.

Early October is when you can partake of the "new wine"

A student need not partake of breakfast but must sit there as others do.

And the robot had brought him here to partake of this in some way!

What a shame that just one small group will get to partake of this knowledge.

Juice is fine or if a local body believe best they may partake of wine.

And what more appropriate than to partake of the local fare?

The opportunity to partake of it is available through Jan. 5.

All citizens in a country should be able to partake of economic growth and prosperity.

Her team's leader was the only one who didn't partake of this communion.

Then we broke out our provisions and partook of them.

They have come to partake of the free entertainment available six nights a week at the park.

Those who did partake were happy to be part of history.

Let us partake of knowledge, and use it to become better men.

There were 768 people from four different countries who partook in the study.

We will force the people to partake of the strong pleasure.

If people want to partake of the American dream, they have to know the language.

What, therefore, gives him the right to partake of them as food?

And when two things are alike, must they not partake of the same idea?

Yet we are still able to partake of its motions.

We're talking about coffee, of course, and the best places to partake.

His wife and children would happily partake of whatever he brought them.

They were trying to interact, to partake in our movement.

It was a feast, and the students came to partake.

The diner has the choice whether to partake or not.

"And he would take care to be out, so as not to have to partake of the dish."

From this time on the young woman was allowed to partake in all the activities of the family group as here education continued.

And the robot had brought him here to partake of this in some way!

You'd think they'd leave trouble alone - but no, they want to partake of it.

It is quite possible to have an element or more that do not partake at all.

However, it is not surprising to find women also partake in this role.

The opportunity to partake of it is available through Jan. 5.

If someone got married, he was there to partake in the ceremony.

And what more appropriate than to partake of the local fare?

In the latter an animals, and not only man, partake.

It is a one week course where teachers offer students different activities or subjects to partake in.

What other general game play elements do they heavily partake in?