Sentences with phrase «go partake»

Go partake of your life and appreciate all that you have by taking full advantage of the opportunities in front of you.

Not exact matches

As the six - person Paladin crews, which were partaking in an exercise called Bulldog Focus, waited for the go - ahead to test fire, they showed me a dry run of how it loads and shoots.

The 19 - year - old U.S. swimmer, who earned five gold medals and broke world records, won't be partaking in any sponsorship deals since she's opted to enroll at Stanford University instead of going pro.

An invitation to partake in this opportunity went out to all Trade Commissioners at the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD) headquarters.

Such as being baptized, going to church (hearing the Word), and partaking in His Supper.

At Ettal, Bonhoeffer could go to Mass and share in the prayers and readings, but, as he was not a member of the Catholic Church, he could not partake of the bread and wine at communion.

That old saying that we prices goes up, the businessess turn around and make us pay so that they can make a profit... it is time we not partake in that old saying because we are already broke and will continue to be broke because people want us to pay for what they are responsible for paying.

Do you still not want an option to opt out or are you going to partake freely?

And in the partaking of the Eucharist we do come to understand its implications in a manner that would otherwise not be possible if we just said, «Well, I'm not going to do it until I have totally wrestled with all of its implications.»

Jesus said go and make disciples baptising them in the name of the father and of the son and of The Holy Spirit, he also said on the night before he died Do this in remembrance of me (The partaking of the bread and wine).

I find it fascinating now to sit back and watch Christians go off on how Mormons are like THIS or THAT... they tend to be wrong, and when they are right, they are condemning Mormons for a behavior they themselves partake in.

Dear DeeCee, much like Bilbo the Hobbit (whom I burned years ago for going against his culture and partaking in adventures) I enjoy visitors.

To become like him we must have all the powers of godhood; thus a man and his wife when glorified will have spirit children who eventually will go on an earth like this one we are on and pass through the same kind of experiences, being subject to mortal conditions, and if faithful, then they also will receive the fullness of exaltation and partake of the same blessings.

We are told to examine ourselves before partaking of communion... how do we do that without going within?

What I want to know is are the candidates going to be partaking of the jesus - blood prior to stepping in front of the camera.

This was the main reason that I used to love to go and partake in the fall festivities; all of the fall decorations — the multi-colored corn, the blazing orange pumpkins and the wildly shaped, warty gourds — were most definitely a major part of the fun and the experience of that fall wonderland, but it was the promise of the freshly prepared, warm, sweet goodies that I secretly had my heart set on munching away on.

Usually I'm all about it, going overboard with bows on presents and partaking in all sorts of other cheesy festive activities... but this year I am totally off my holiday game since we've been displaced due to the Thomas fire.

So, instead of taking my frustration out on the iPad, I went to the kitchen — determined to partake in the pumpkin extravaganza.

Guests can also partake in a silent auction packed with unique goods and experiences, with proceeds going to help MBF and its local commitment to the children of Las Vegas.

And yes, I can now endorse the claim that they do go faster, the more you partake in.

There was once a time where people believed that women would partake in bingo rather than watch and bet on football, however, with companies like Betway providing games and bets on matches, those times are long gone and ladies can have a flutter as often as men.

Fruitlands Museum hosts Hillside Halloween — bring a goodie bag, collect treats, go on a scavenger hunt for natural items, enjoy a Fall Hike - and - Seek, play historic games, enjoy seasonal crafts, and take a turn throwing the atlatl at the Native American Gallery, plus partake a longhouse story time (Harvard)

This is overlong now so I won't go into great detail about the breakfast menu — rather bleak by my standards but at least it is free and many of our kids do partake of a choice between a serving of cereal, a whole wheat «donut hole» or pre-packaged breakfast burrito / 2 french toast sticks / or 4 mini pancakes.

Because I just couldn't bear to tell him that after a year of partaking of other's birthday treats, he was going to be the hated kid bringing the bran mufins.

And of course, as with any cultural change, this does not mean that every single person partakes, nor is it so simple as «all good» or «all bad,» nor does it mean we're going to Hell in a handbasket.

In my district, someone in my food services department described how kids who couldn't partake in a la carte were getting their photos taken by cell phone in the «uncool» subsidized meal line to shame them, and some of these kids would rather go hungry than be seen standing in that line.

Once on our first outing six weeks after our first born arrived my husband wanted to go for drinks after dinner and I had to break it to him that unless he wanted to partake in a little Le Leche in the bathroom we had to go.

Not all members of the parish had to go to church, but in order to partake in the town affairs men had to pledge a covenant to the community and under god; an early concept of citizenship.

«As the story goes with exercise - induced changes in strength, neural adaptations are contributing first with muscle growth playing a more prominent role in the latter portion of a training program: however, there is little direct evidence that this is actually true in an adult partaking in a resistance training program,» said Dr. Jeremy Loenneke, senior author of the Muscle & Nerve article.

It goes right back to Prometheus and to the Garden of Eden, to God's threat that if we partake of the tree of knowledge, we will know only misery and death.

For instance, Virginia Messina, MPH, RD, who has been a vegan for over 25 years, points out that when she goes to a grocery store, she usually can't partake of tempting, unhealthy samples, because they nearly always contain meat or dairy.

Two ketchup tips: if kids will be partaking, consider going easy on the garlic and cayenne; and use frozen tomatoes to make the base tomato paste (see recipe on page 66).

Use BCAA Supplements — You need to be consuming BCAAs every few hours that you are going more than a few hours without eating (don't interrupt sleep to do so, but partake on waking up).

If you don't have a good micronutrient balance when you partake in intense workouts, you might not get the results that you're going for, and you also risk compromising your immune system.

It's got all sorts of grainy goodness going on... anyone partake occasionally?

USA Today relates that Dr. Roberto Lopez Alberola, of the University of Miami School of Medicine, goes a step further and strongly urges ADHD children to avoid food containing dyes, preservatives and other additives, in addition to partaking in a healthful diet.

Well healthy weight is mostly going to be muscle mass, and you aren't going to pack on any muscle without partaking in a high protein diet.

Whether you go for a walk, watch sunrise or sunset, have a meaningful conversation, engage in a spiritual practice, or partake in your favorite activity, your life is made more meaningful by participating in practices that inspire you and make you feel passionately alive.

We are getting a cold front on Sunday here in Atlanta which means I will be pulling out my chunkiest cable knit, and furriest slippers and making sure I partake in a cup of Abuelita's hot chocolate (find it at you local grocery store - you will never go back to the powdered kind).

I am Jewish so I don't celebrate Christmas, but I like to partake in festive outfits and go to holiday parties!

We went to my dean's house to partake in amazing food, deliciously - themed desserts (she's magical when it comes to crafting and the like — you should see her Skittles cake from St. Patrick's Day (bottom of the post)!)

We walked right into a party, and at the end of our hike, I decided it was only fair that I partake in the festivities after working so hard on the hike We also went on a walk around the neighborhood to grab breakfast at Cafe Madeline, and had to take some photos with the fall foliage.

If you're going to partake in this craze, I'd invest in a basic pair over a super trendy pair, so you can put them away and wear them again when the go out / come back in style later on;)

Much like Happy Friday I love the idea of going out there and partaking in the happy things in life.

That I am going to be partaken with you, faithful method to hold girls hungry and not boring while your acquaintances.

One sword hit will take you down, so you might find yourself partaking in a patient bout of mind chess as you tentatively look for a gap in your opponent's defenses, using your expert judgment to parry and disarm your nemesis as they go in for the kill, for example.

For Xbox One players wishing to partake in the Close Beta, they must go through the Xbox Insider program.

The story missions are the best part of the game, where you will be going through some of the best scenes of the movies (plus some new original scenes) and able to help partake in this action.

I was going to start this post off with a mention I had no idea spoof movies were back — then I realized I just hadn't been partaking in them (I'm thinking the Scary Movie series and whatever else the Brothers Weinstein squeeze out between Oscar - lusts).

Thus, Rhames partakes in his usual suave badass routine, Billy Crudup goes the confidently classy route as an agency bigwig, Shaun of the Dead twit Simon Pegg provides flustered British quirkiness — and gets to ominously detail his thoughts on an apocalyptic device dubbed the «anti-God» — as a geeky computer specialist, and Laurence Fishburne relishes the opportunity to supply imperial scowls and devious smiles as Hunt's IMF boss.