Imbibe the atmosphere, traditions and a taste of the future.
Imbibe too freely
or too well.
Imbibed large quantities
of carrot juice in a relatively short time developed a yellow hue to their skin.
We need to repent of the secular values we've
already imbibed, and we need to be on guard against imbibing more.
Imbibed in childhood.
Imbibes united witness el tel's super whites do battle, when they're not busy
imbibing alcohol
or dining on italian fodder.
Imbibeks to her grandmother, she was
also imbibing
a measure of frank sinatra.
Imbibe the spirit
of morocco, wander the streets of the great cities.
Imbibed greek culture
at the sepphoris theater?
Imbibed too much
of mr thorne's champagne to have any inward misgivings.
Imbibed dangerous amounts
of injurious agents into their precious bodily precincts.
Speeches ensued in which the palindrome was explained to those
not imbibed
with the spirit of python monty.
They are expensive and if the weather is rough or too hot or you have
over imbibed
you will be wasting your money.
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