Sentence examples for have sake from inspiring English sources
But he persevered, and soon customers began to have sake epiphanies of their own.
Evidently he will be joining the attack, and he promises that on his return he will accompany her on a holiday trip to a place where they will bathe in hots springs, take long walks and have sake for lunch.
THE BAR -- Bring your own; the restaurant has sake carafes with an ice compartment.
"We've been having sake and Japanese movie nights to get in the mood as well as cultural training sessions with a visiting professor from Tokyo University.
We descended on the main dining hall and ate local rainbow trout, grilled with soy sauce, and Larry and I had sake.
We had sake in the Tenderloin at 1 in the morning.
Others got there quickly and, for their own sake, had to stop.
But our appreciation of football for its own sake has improved in the intervening two decades of Premier League success.
Since then, ill-tempered viciousness for its own sake has entered American comedy.
"Without a doubt, almost all the modern innovations have made sake better," said John Gauntner, a certified master of sake tasting from Kamakura, Japan.
"We have a sake that's twenty-seven hundred dollars," Gagosian noted.
