Sentence examples for sake caught from inspiring English sources

But a sake caught my eye recently on a listing of dessert wines at Thalia.

At the scene of the second murder, that of Miss Brown, someone had used lipstick to scrawl on a wall: "For heaven's sake catch me before I kill more.

A billboard — "The Truth — for the sake of Lebanon" — caught the giddy sense of new beginnings in the land par excellence of foreign meddling.

It's only five years, for God's sake, you'll catch up on your sleep afterward.

"Whatever you do, for God's sake don't ever get caught in" — and here came the bone-chilling phrase — "FREEZING RAIN!" I had.

Snelgrave may have been under the impression that pirates forced men to join, but this was for the most part a myth, devised for the sake of a legal defense if caught.

There were a number of times where I got caught saying: "For God's sakes, will they focus up?

The feeling is as if we've lost momentum and are falling into the nothing at our circle's center, caught in motion for its own sake.

Working on something, day after day, it is all too easy to get caught up in progress for progress' sake.

DS: Yes, don't get caught up in achievement for achievement's sake, or supergirl just becomes superwoman who we all recognize as exhausted by now.

"We don't get caught up in artistry for artistry's sake," he says.