Sentence examples for sake has been from inspiring English sources

Traumatised when John Hinckley Jr claimed he shot Ronald Reagan for her sake; has been keen on privacy ever since.

One of the militias that has allied itself with the government to attack Sake has been accused of massacring hundreds of villagers in recent months.

For years, sake has been the Leonard Cohen of drinks: passionately adored by a small cadre of loyalists, but relegated to the category of "mysterious obscurity" among the masses.

Innovation for its own sake has been the subject of harsh review for some time now – most recently and comprehensively in Jill Lepore's much blogged-about jumbo piece in the New Yorker this week.

Now there are 16 days to go: if it were to turn out that this attack – let's say, for argument's sake, has been taken place by somebody who'd been fighting with ISIS in Syria, and had returned home – that it does clearly have potential to change the way people think").

Back at ground level that Friday evening, the sake had been flowing.

Not to carry the league's water too much, but allegations or suspicions of rule-bending for convenience's sake have been endemic to Major League Soccer since its outset, when talented DC United squads (among others) were thought to be kept together through extra-regulatory means.

The notions of transmissive and non-transmissive argument, above and beyond being investigated for their own sake, have been put to work in relation to specific philosophical problems and issues.

Similar results, which are omitted for brevity's sake, have been obtained when the performance metric is the social welfare function (21) instead of the minimum EE. Figure 4 ρ=0.5, minimum EE [bits/J].

Among young people, sake consumption has been steadily declining in Japan as stronger drinks become popular, and chain izakayas are among the efforts by the sake industry to bring them back.

Permission to build what is claimed to be Scotland's first sake brewery has been granted by North Ayrshire Council.