Sentence examples for sake start from inspiring English sources

So for heaven's sake, start your own club, or join one, like normal wives.

LIVING by the sea, parents in our community have a healthy fear of the ocean and, for safety's sake, start their children swimming young.

(And if you're bold enough to actually start a new political movement, for Zardoz's sake start by trying to win small, and then work your way up, rather than the reverse).

And when the sake starts flowing, the bill starts climbing, making it very easy to spend two or three times what you've spent on food on drink alone.

Sake tastings start at 2 Canadian dollars.

"I would hope for America's sake we start to fix the things that make the mortgage underwriting too tight," he said on a conference call with reporters.

The latest person to pile on was Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, who said Friday: "I would hope for America's sake we start to fix the things that make the mortgage underwriting too tight".

Next time you're confronted with a sake menu, start by ordering a ginjo or daiginjo, and if you like that style of sake, try a more expensive one the next time.

"It is my obligation to keep the culture and traditions of the industry and pass to the next generation,' he says, adding: 'Sake is starting to boom overseas.

38 For the sake of starting the treatment on symptomatic mice, we re-evaluated locomotor skills by using the bar cross 38 and treadmill tests, 39 starting at 12 months of age.

It was all about convenience and efficiency, and it's only in the last five-to-ten years that entertainment-for-entertainment-sake has started to become a huge business online.