Sentence examples for sake parties from inspiring English sources

Many sake consumers held sake parties and fundraising events.' His brewery was flooded in the March 11 disaster with the loss of 30,000 bottles of sake just ready to be shipped off including special Royal Wedding sake to celebrate the nuptials of Prince William and Kate Middleton due for London.

At times like the flower-viewing sake parties, forbearance reaches its peaks.

"Alcohol is for fun". Japanese celebrate the cherry blossom season with beer and sake parties during the evening in Tokyo's Ueno Park.

(Mr Hayashi mischievously called it a "sake party", probably in allusion to its leaders' self-confessed fondness for drink).

She spoke of her work, her artist boyfriend from Rome and the sake party they had had the evening before, pushing back strands of her lush brown mane.

Some call it the "sake" party, an allusion to America's tea-party movement.For all their mutual antagonisms, the mainstream parties broadly share long-term aims for Japan: they want a stronger social-safety net, slightly higher taxes and a more open economy.

The Gotham Organization offers wine tastings and sushi-and-sake parties at two of its luxury Midtown rentals, the Atlas New York and the Nicole.

In the first trailer we see Christian Bale down sword and loincloth and return to an almost American Psycho-esque role, partying for the sake of partying and spectating on his own decline.

Wednesday nights at The Sound Factory attracted an audience that wanted to hear great music and dance; it wasn't a party for the sake of partying - it was a celebration.

"When they first begin to drink, they swig cheap sake at parties, so sake has an image of being strong and of having a bad odor.

Hayes identified with the moderate wing of the party, but was willing to vote with the radicals for the sake of party unity.