Sentence examples for sake placed on from inspiring English sources

Even the bottle of sake placed on the altar at the top floor of the keep remained in place.

And for goodness sake, put on a little lipstick!

You can find diverse aromas and flavors in sake, too, but the emphasis is instead placed on texture, elegance and purity.

For the sake of usability, we configured a single active channel placed on the vertex (Cz) and referenced to the mean value of the ear lobes (see Fig. 8).

The inner circle is for the sake of placing punctuation.

"It's not a question of bringing something new simply for its own sake, too many people place importance on having to do something new in order to simply be different," he writes.

"I thought, ‘What in heaven's sake is going on?

Design in Denial, a debate on why we need to defend design for its own sake, takes place at the Design Museum on October 1.

For their sake, it's time we moved the debate on to who is best placed to provide care based on the facts.

Lefty, for his part, wanted to drop by a sake tasting on Astor Place ("If there's a sake tasting in the New York area, Lefty's got to be there"), before heading to a meeting of the Personal Computer Users Group, of which he is the president.

Or is it protected because we want to place limits on the burdens that any individual may be expected to bear for the sake of the public good?