Sentence examples for sake brought from inspiring English sources

Sake brought a touch of headiness to a sweet chocolate "martini," and the room's gentle aura felt like an overture to confess romantic sentiments.

Three types of improvisation in theater dance have been identified by Carter (2000, 182): 1) embellishments where set choreography persists, 2) improvisation as spontaneous free movement for use in set choreography and 3) improvisation for its own sake brought to a high level of performance.

Quantum Break is about what happens when three young dudes get together and, for old time's sake, bring about the collapse of the space-time continuum.

And for heaven's sake, bring back Foyle's son.

"For God's sake, bring them home safe," she told the startled Gates.

I never thought I'd say this, but if flashmobs had to die to make way for this, then for God's sake bring them back.

If you've never read the 1862 Victor Hugo novel, seen any of the many feature-film versions, read the Cliff Notes or the Classics Illustrated comic book or sat through the stage musical that has sold several gazillion tickets worldwide (oh, for gosh sakes, bring him home already), you will still be able to make some sense of this famously sweeping tale.

The other side — whimsical, chaotic, devoted to destruction for its own sake — was brought most vividly to life by Heath Ledger's Joker in "The Dark Knight".

Add 1/2 cup sake and bring to a boil.

I have always wanted to go there purely for the sake of bringing back a souvenir proudly bearing the name.Dianna Wuagneux Castleton, Vermont * Letter appears online only.

Mr. Ghaemi, executive director of the Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, said: "You see people setting aside their differences for the sake of bringing justice for these atrocities.