Sentence examples for sake to watch from inspiring English sources

Wagner played "The Best Is Yet to Come" on a stereo — they preferred, for sanity's sake, to watch the games on mute — and O'Hara called his fiancée.

I always found the criticism and crushing of people's dreams for entertainment's sake too uncomfortable to watch.

Everything isn't, 'We built the Hulk so for God's sake you're going to watch him in this long take, full-frame, the whole time!' We really got to make him one of the characters in the movie.

Note: For "journalism's" sake, I'm also trying to watch the Paul Jacobs video via mobile and it's still "loading".

Sure, it's an exercise in legend-burnishing and a bit hokey, but "Namath," Saturday night on HBO, is fun to watch anyway, for comparison's sake.

The games' surging popularity can be blamed on fantasists like Kevin Gary, who sees no reason to watch football for football's sake.

During an appearance on NBC's "Today," Belkin argued there's also a problem with people wanting to watch bad parenting for entertainment's sake.

For Ricky Gervais' sake, let's all hope Jennifer Garner was too busy to watch the Golden Globes Sunday night, because Sydney Bristow kicks ass and takes names. .

Everyone was invited to watch Agassi and Sampras for old times' sake.

But for old times' sake I tuned in on Sunday, four days before Thanksgiving, to watch the Lions host the Packers.

When it arrived, my wife, who had agreed to watch the film with me for solidarity's sake, inquired, "Are there cobwebs on my face?" Destination Tokyo 1943; MGM/UA.