Sentence examples for a sake from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a sake" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "sake" is an uncountable noun referring to a type of Japanese rice wine, and should not be preceded by "a."
Example: "I would like to enjoy sake with my meal."
Alternatives: "sake" or "a glass of sake".

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"Here's a sake card".

— Robert Simonson Wine Terroirs: Ever seen a sake brewery?

Then he handed the bartender a sake card.

So it was all a storm in a sake cup?

Ty Ku, a sake maker, says that its new, multimillion-dollar push is the first national commercial series for a sake brand, Andrew Adam Newman reports.

And next Tuesday, Eric Hastings of Brushstroke will lead a sake tasting.

"We have a sake that's twenty-seven hundred dollars," Gagosian noted.

One of my most difficult assignments was marketing a sake drink for Heublein.

With my meal I drank a sake sampler, three small glasses, dry, sweet and fruity.

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