Sentence examples for sake of four from inspiring English sources

It is not worth throwing away years of influence for the sake of four months of intraparty peace.

Their work – probably spending the best part of a week at a computer manipulating the facial expression of a cartoon duck for the sake of four seconds of my kid's, sorry, my viewing pleasure – is nothing short of heroic.

With 18 minutes to go Olivier Milloud's try made France champions elect by three points; 14 minutes later the Scottish prop Euan Murray popped over and the France captain, Raphael Ibanez, fell on his knees, convinced the title had gone west for the sake of four points: "I thought, God, it's all over but Imanol Harinordoquy came to me and said we had another kick-off, another chance".

Abraham bargains with God: would He spare the city for the sake of fifty innocents?

To throw everything away for the sake of one last commitment could yet crown them all.

Not many can afford to fly all around for the sake of one little piece of paper.

So for the sake of three weeks our feed-in tariff, instead of being 36 pence per unit, was 9 pence".

He'd be tied for third spot at the moment for the sake of two more pars.

Resigning a job for the sake of one's children is time-honored gambit; resigning on the advisement of one's children is a greater novelty.

"Sarah Reed was a woman in torment, imprisoned for the sake of two medical assessments to confirm what was resoundingly clear, that she needed specialist care not prison.

This is surely the wrong lifeboat to cling to he's entered a world of egotists who would murder their mothers for the sake of two lines on a show ten per cent as engrossing as this one.