(1) Visitors can partake in golfing or clay pigeon shooting

(2) In the early 19th century, lunch in the modern sense was mostly partaken of by women, the men (especially those in business and the professions) eating large breakfasts and large dinners, and little in between.

(3) They both partake of an autumnal quality, a sense of approaching darkness.

(4) Local issues were discussed and a question and answer session then took place after which the meeting concluded and all partook of the refreshments provided.

(5) More obviously sexual and openly competitive than the other two kingdoms, partakers of animal remedies are concerned largely with their own survival and may talk about cruelty and aggression, jealousy and loss of attractiveness.

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(7) When it terminates in such a mount, it partakes of the quality of that particular mount.

(8) Refusing to partake of offered food or drink is considered a grave insult.

(9) I have just partaken of the Devil's food: Maynards limited edition alcoholic-flavoured wine gums.

(10) Everyone including all the Leaders partook in the following activities: Indoor Climbing Wall, Absailing and rock climbing and River Gorge walking.

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(12) And although it be not always so plentiful as it was at this time with us, yet by the goodness of God, we are so far from want that we often wish you partakers of our plenty.

(13) Among the activities they partook in were abseiling, exploring the local beach and climbing over the famous limestone mountains.

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(15) They were severely and suddenly attacked last night after partaking of a hearty supper.

(16) Ye cannot drink the cup of the Lord, and the cup of devils: ye cannot be partakers of the Lord's table, and of the table of devils.

(17) Strangely none of the party partakers had noticed that there was a pool outside, she wondered if Drew had drawn them away from the yard for a reason.

(18) It's just that all those years of partaking in Lenten activities made so much of that a part of who I am, so even though I gave up the core of what Lent is, I still took with me some of the valuable lessons.

(19) Well, I have to admit that I had partaken heavily of the jug myself, so I wasn't performing up to my usual standards that night, either.

(20) The twins graded the frequency in which they partook in religious activities such as reading scripture or other religious material and the importance of religious faith in daily life.