An erotic banquet spread itself before him, and he partook.
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My dad partook now and then, but that night we didn't.
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She said others in the party also partook in her services.
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I partook in my first "sesh" while sitting alone on my bed.
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Her 10-year-old brother, Jia Jia, also partook in meteorological merriment.
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Sword dance While in Saudi Arabia, Trump partook in a ceremonial sword dance.
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Their 2-year-old son, Beau Kyle Dykstra, also partook in the festivities.
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But there's no question that it influenced and partook sometimes in a dehumanizing process.
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And, on July 25, nine days after Arnold's murder, the LAPD partook in the violence.
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The actress partook in a pair of contests between she, Corden, and fellow guest Dave Franco.
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Policing vice squads initially found these transactions suspect, and often arrested ladies who partook in them.
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It's unclear how many of the sandwiches went to her and how many other people partook.
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For example, Byrd partook in a lengthy filibuster effort against the 1964 Civil Rights Act, here .
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The Great Society partook more of a progressive effort to remake society by eradicating poverty's causes.
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Nearly everyone partook, including a man who had crazy, black-colored Einstein hair, a former sheriff's deputy.
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Kim, 38, and West, 41, partook in a casino-themed photoshoot along with Teigen, 33, and Legend.
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The French fascination with Iran mainly encompasses ancient history, as the country partook in archeological excavations across Iran.
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The Judiciary Committee is investigating whether Facebook—along with Google, Amazon, and Apple—partook in anti-competitive behavior.
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As expected, Grande partook in some grinding with a bunch of guys who rubbed her body up and down.
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Even when Toscani brought in shrimp fried rice for the office on Friday, he posted that she happily partook.
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Each manager partook in at least three scenarios involving actors posing as employees and HR members reenacting real circumstances.
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Then, the two celebs partook in a ritual well-known to all parents: cursing while assembling needlessly complicated toys.
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Her son played computer and video games such as Minecraft, while her daughter partook in music fandom on Tumblr.
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On January 19th, the YouTuber partook in a shameless rite of passage for newly minted singles — the thirst trap.
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And I'm not immune — when the "Rachel Weisz, top me!" meme dominated (uh-huh) awards season Twitter, I certainly partook.
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The boys I knew who partook in the countdown were not more ghoulish than any other undergraduate men I knew.
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The few times I have partook, it made it more difficult to keep my wits about me, which is dangerous.
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One attacker, Khuram Butt, was known to MI5 and was an extremist who partook in the radical elements of Islamists.
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Takada, a hopeless fighter, was moved into the role of PRIDE's public face and often partook in these show openings.
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Instead, he partook in a racist practice that has been used to mock and denigrate for more than a century.
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I spoke to some people about the most memorable fights they witnessed or partook in during their time at school.
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Showing support for the LGBTQ community, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau partook in the annual Pride Parade in Toronto on Sunday.
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Because a fair portion of America partook in their courtship via The Bachelor, the couple is subject to some heavy scrutiny.
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An Imgur user by the name of thiscontradiction apparently partook in an epic sob session immediately after getting a spray tan.
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Though as those who partook more fully of the spirit of the Dude might say: That's just, like, my opinion, man.
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Humans without pets partook in the festivities, too, sipping mulled cider and considering whether or not to adopt one of their own.
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Israel's former prime minister said he visited Jeffrey Epstein's Caribbean island, but never partook in parties or spent time with young girls.
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At the same time, and with no sense of contradiction, the Nazis partook of a long-standing German romanticization of Native Americans.
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The actress is no stranger to the karaoke scene and considering her love of singing, surely she partook in some major crooning.
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Afterward, the campers partook in a ritual cleanse — dunking in the nearby river — and held hands as they howled at the moon.
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Afterward, the campers partook in a ritual cleanse — dunking in the nearby river — and held hands as they howled at the moon.
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Travel + Leisure had the chance to join Herrington in the Bahamas, where she partook in the popular activity there: swimming with the pigs.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama ignored his own "no hats" edict Monday when he partook in a traditional American Indian ceremony in Washington.
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As we partook in this wedding feast for Orpheus and Eurydice, Mr. Aucoin conducted the orchestra in selected dance episodes from the opera.
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Olivia has not been charged, but it was revealed that she partook in fake crew photos that were used in her alleged falsified application.
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Other returning backers that partook include Venture Highway, ex-Twitter VP Shailesh Rao and InnoVen Capital, a venture debt fund affiliated with Singapore's Temasek.
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" Lou Dobbs also partook in the attack-Mueller reindeer games on his Fox Business network show, proclaiming it was "time to kill the investigation.
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For those who partook of the hard stuff, this first dry January was greeted not with determination and #goals but with denial and despair.
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Whether you partook in the Starburst jewelry craze or not, artist Emily Seilhamer is about to show you up with her own Starburst-related project.
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New York-based investment firm BlackRock also partook in the fundraising, which values Didi at $4003 billion, a source close to the deal told TechCrunch.
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Cornell's boxes, very much like Gomes's collected objects, partook in the surrealist spirit of celebrating waste, repurposing what's been discarded or fallen out of use.
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She conveys the innate sense of queerness (as in otherness) typical of prophetic figures, who partook both of the human and of the divine space.
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As a child Girish Karnad partook of this tradition, and would accompany his father, a physician, on free trips to performances at the local theatre, too.
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Blac Chyna captioned a photo of the two together, "Hanging out with my lil sis," and in another snap the pair partook in a face swap.
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Rebecca Jensvold Hayes and David Ward recently partook in a unique photo shoot to belatedly announce the "birth" of their 21-year-old son, Clayton Jensvold.
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On December 19, I partook in a protest at Gowalia Tank Maidan -- the same park from which Mahatma Gandhi started the Quit India Movement in 1942.
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A few colleagues and I partook in the experience – which is taking place at Skylight at Moynihan Station in Midtown Manhattan until June 26 – earlier this morning.
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Airports aren't known for being super-private, so we also weren't too surprised to learn that 17% of those who partook have been caught by airport staff.
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The study stresses how rare the sharing of fake news on Facebook was during the election, even as it points out which demographic groups partook most often.
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And unlike at companies that raise more than a half-dozen rounds of outside financing before going public, Dropbox only partook in four major venture capital rounds.
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Iowa, laden with players from the heartland who were wide-eyed upon arrival, last partook in the game in 303 — before any of the current Hawkeyes were born.
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To end the blissfully embarrassing segment, Rossen went to speak with Geist, but before getting a word out Geist promptly denied he partook in any sort of wrongdoing.
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Saving up to buy a package was basically a high school rite of passage, and once you partook in the whole routine, an obsession was usually promptly born.
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But evolutionary scientists believe that gossip among early humans was actually a good thing that had a positive impact on communities and offered advantages to those who partook.
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It added a sense of depth to the world, and the fact that is was a mostly optional feature made it all the more memorable for those who partook.
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Ballas, 30, joined best man and fellow DWTS pro Derek Hough and the rest of his groomsmen in the groom's quarters where they partook in social media's latest craze.
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Kaepernick and former San Francisco 49ers teammate Eric Reid, who also partook in the protest, filed grievances against the league, claiming teams colluded to keep them from getting signed.
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They also say his behavior contributed to a misogynistic culture where those who also partook in deviant behaviors were promoted and celebrated and management often turned a blind eye.
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We partook of many of them, including a showing of Boss Baby complete with free popcorn, but on one hot August night in 2017 we decided to catch some ghosts.
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Scodelario, 212, partook in the #MeToo movement in October when she joined the outpouring of women who bravely came forward with their own personal stories about sexual assault and harassment.
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Riley said the manager was joined at the table by another manager, a woman who appeared to be the first employee's supervisor, who also partook in conversation with the couple.
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Reporter Emma Carmichael recently partook in a "tea sit" in Topanga Canyon hosted by Baelyn Elspeth, a former model and dancer, and documented her experience for The New York Times.
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To start 2017 off right, Paltrow partook in a different type of cleanse (in addition to her annual dietary detox) — an organizational overhaul for the pantry in her Los Angeles home.
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Not bad, considering that number reportedly doesn't include the many players who partook in the beta or those who jumped in on the free trial on the Xbox One last December.
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In a recent in write-up from The Hollywood Reporter on last night's Hand in Hand hurricane relief telethon, comedian Craig Robinson shared how celebrities like him partook in the event.
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There's #Beychella and then there's #Baechella, and Leo DiCaprio partook in the latter, because he had his new rumored gf, Camila Morrone, glued to his hip Sunday night at the music festival.
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Both characters—who were queer, crass, occasionally partook in recreational drugs, and ever-scheming—debunked socio-normative roles of how some may believe young Jewish women from middle-class backgrounds should behave.
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But despite teaming with Carnival cruise line — a partnership that started in 1984 when she partook in the cruise industry's first national TV ad campaign — Gifford made no plans to take a vacation.
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"I never saw a school put so much into mindfulness with children and teachers," she added, pointing to the daily 30 minute meditation sessions in which teachers partook before meeting with their students.
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Last night, I partook in what's become a ritual in the last few years—I saw a new Star Wars movie on opening night, in the good old AMC theater in Union Square.
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Don't we have a duty to leave our own respectful architectural mark so that our great-great-grandchildren know that we too partook in the duty of preserving and celebrating sacred Notre Dame?
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Of course, we can't have questionable meme behavior without the presence of Jerry Media (né FuckJerry), who not only partook of the Bloomberg sponcon extravaganza, but is one of the masterminds behind it.
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According to Jeffrey Higgins, who worked with the DEA in Afghanistan throughout the 2000s, the DEA vetted all Afghans who partook in its operations to stem leaks about police raids to the potential targets.
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Russia's meldonium usage coincided with another doping revelation: that Russia partook in a state-sponsored cheating scheme at the Sochi Winter Olympics in 2014, where doctors covered up Russian athletes' use of performance-enhancing drugs.
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I resented but partook in the cultural spectacle of this election, the memes and late-night appearances and breathless listicles, the frenzied clamor to air every piece of dirty laundry and pick through every salacious soundbite.
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My mother, who is a very wise woman, once told me that if you're witnessing the second coming of a fashion trend that you partook in the first time, you're probably too old for it now.
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Federal prosecutors alleged that the coaches partook in systematic bribery schemes that steered players to certain schools and funneled money to players from sportswear companies and professional agents when they are supposed to be amateur players.
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Late one night last September, security researcher Ruben Santamarta sat in his home office in Madrid and partook in some creative googling, searching for technical documents related to his years-long obsession: the cybersecurity of airplanes.
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The SEC Network analyst stopped by Harry Connick Jr.'s talk show on Monday to discuss an "uncanny coincidence" that occurred during his days on the football field — and also partook in a game of #ToastToss!
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Trump still does not entirely relish large gatherings of other leaders, much preferring the type of foreign travel he partook in earlier this spring when he was feted by royalty during state visits to Tokyo and London.
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Likewise, when the music industry turned a blind eye to the sexual crimes of music publicist Heathcliff Berru for so long, it essentially partook in those crimes—Berru being the proxy through which they were physically acted.
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The day-to-day of that tour didn't exactly meet the debauchery I'd dreamed of watching the Pantera Vulgar video as a child, but I certainly partook in my fair share of binge-drinking and late nights.
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His team's trainers worried about him going 16 hours without food or water on game days, and so before dawn and twice after dark he partook of carbohydrate feasts: pasta, quesadillas, burritos, sandwiches, sports drinks and nutrition bars.
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The conspiracy theories about the Clintons often partook of old fears and suspicions regarding women: that Hillary was a lesbian; that she was a Lady Macbeth, responsible for the murder of the deputy White House counsel Vince Foster.
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In the interest of creating content and winning thousands of dollars, I finally did the most VICE thing possible—I partook in marijuana and documented my attempt to turn $215 into $2144,21150, the exact amount I require to retire.
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When he first arrived, he got a drink and we sat chatting out on the patio under some heat lamps while I partook in my Dana-fied version of a glass of wine (I brought my Pax with me).
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Fresh off a trip to the Bahamas to celebrate daughter Penelope's fourth birthday, Kardashian and family spent time snuggling on the nautical-striped poolside lounge chairs, and of course partook in some swimwear selfies perched atop the home's traditional furniture.
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I partook in naming brainstorm sessions and fit meetings, too, to intimately understand what goes into crafting the platonic ideal of the stretchy, butt-hugging, forgiving staple that's the paradigm uniform for everything from Netflix-and-chill to running errands to traveling.
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Mr. Yearwood, in site—she gave the crowd an excellent tip: "If you partook in more of the bourbon than the food, just walk it off outside on the beach," which is really just great life advice for first-timers in Miami.
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For all the thoughtfulness she brought to the character, Ms. Murphy was more than comfortable with Dolly's swanning tours of the passerelle; she giddily partook in the loop of absorption and reflection that eventually whips the audience's love into a kind of hysteria.
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In the ruling, the court said "there was no enforceable promise" to that effect, but was also critical of Ms. Hays, saying that she and her husband had breached their fiduciary duties to SHN, and that she "willfully partook in bad faith litigation tactics" during a head-spinning deposition.
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Pelosi's staff has been known to try to persuade journalists that talk about a desire for a "fresh face" is a de facto sexist attack on Pelosi's appearance, and last week's pro-Pelosi social media pushback heavily partook of the notion that her critics were demanding a white male leader.
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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.
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When reporter Bill Scher floated Franken in Politico as a possibility to be Hillary Clinton's vice presidential running mate, many readers were intrigued by the idea but they wondered -- could a former comedian and Deadhead who partook in the 1970s "Saturday Night Live" party scene really be viable as a national candidate?
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Solomon's work this year for The Hill feels a lot like the right-wing equivalent of the effluvia in which Resistance liberals partook during the Mueller investigation: inscrutable to people who are not already major Nellie Ohr enthusiasts, deeply satisfying to those who are gullible, thinly-sourced, and not moored to reality.
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As avid Halloween enthusiasts, Property Brothers' Drew and Jonathan Scott partook in a costume swap with YouTube sensation iJustine and her sister, It's Me Jenna E. Although Drew and Jonathan went pretty easy on their guests, the girls did not return the favor, with one of the brothers' showing a somewhat-NSFW amount of skin.
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Didi "would rather have money than not have money" The line-up is impressive: Apple, China Life (also an Uber investor) and Alibaba's Ant Financial — China's top digital payments firm — were among the new investors who partook, but the round also included contributions from existing backers like Tencent, Alibaba, SoftBank and China Merchants Bank.
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Read more: Facebook's cryptocurrency isn't available yet, but scammers are already trying to trick people into buying fake versions of LibraCaige told INSIDER he was able to make anywhere between $50 and $400 a day when he partook in selling promotions through his network, and that he was on track to make $30,000 annually in 2020.
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Dany, who returned from across the Narrow Sea at the season premiere, looks likely to claim the Iron Throne for her own this season but, by Bradley-West's theory, if anyone realized it out that Cersei or Dany partook in any incestuous activities, then they would be deemed unfit to rule and would have to let go of any claim to the Iron Throne.
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He's still a child!), if you partook in the steady diet of fluffy news stories about Jackson and some little boy (often identified as "Jackson's friend") and thought mostly that they were cute or banal and that Jackson just related to kids as kids — like, platonically — if you thought that he couldn't know there was a real difference between adult passion and child's play, then perhaps you'll find Safechuck's memory of the ring particularly shattering.
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Adhering to one of the most exclusionary forms of fundamentalist Protestantism this side of the Westboro Baptist Church, Chick spent a lifetime drawing cartoon warning of the eternal damnation due to all non-Christians (including Muslims and Jews), believers in false forms of Christianity (the Catholic Church was an especial object of hatred), Mormons, liberal Protestants, homosexuals, and anyone who partook of a wide range of Satanic activities (ranging from trick or treating on Halloween to playing Dungeons and Dragons).
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