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1
Let the child
imbibe
in
the full spirit of play.
2
Experiment has convinced me that the slight amount of alcohol I
imbibe
in
my claret is a grateful stimulus to digestion.
3
It doesn't take much, you know, if you haven't
imbibed
in
a while.
4
This is the dominant heresy that,
imbibed
in
youth, can scarcely ever be eradicated.
5
He never altogether got rid of some of the notions he had
imbibed
in
the cloister.
6
However, the two-dimensional protein profiles were markedly different from those obtained with the ND seeds
imbibed
in
ABA.
7
She thinks her immature ideas,
imbibed
in
an out-of-the-way corner of the world, the immutable laws of nature.
8
Jean-Pierre felt the convictions
imbibed
in
the regiment torn out of his breast-notby arguments but by facts.
9
Stella was
imbibed
in
industrial weights.
10
Prejudices
imbibed
in
youth and strengthened by age are to be broken down, and many an objection to be overcome.
11
At day 14, the leukocytes and platelet aggregates from the clot were
imbibed
in
an organized web of fibrin fibrils.
12
Yes, I know he took your coat, but that wasn't Charley Downs; it was the tarantula-juice he'd been
imbibing
in
Omaha.
13
However, driving under the influence of cannabis, or
imbibing
in
public places where the consumption of alcohol is already banned, remain illegal.
14
However, driving under the influence of cannabis, or
imbibing
in
public places, where the consumption of alcohol already is banned, remains illegal.
15
But driving under the influence of cannabis or
imbibing
in
public places where the consumption of alcohol is already banned remain illegal.
16
No kind of practical preparation, in the way of systematic instruction, equals the practical knowledge
imbibed
in
the common course of life.
imbibe
in
imbibe