Sentence examples for sake went from inspiring English sources

A cold, crisp sake went well with the various courses.

Not so long ago, Mr. Smith recalled, an owner of Veselka asked him which sake went with pirogies.

At times like these, "art for art's sake" went out of the window as he threw himself into hackwork to dig himself out of a hole.

The inspirational thirty-one-year-old, whom we endorse for President once he is thirty-five (though we really ought to lower the minimum age, for his sake), went to the Facebook campus, whose luxurious blandishments entice employees to remain for hour upon blissful hour, forsaking the less comfortable confines of home to work heroically late into the night.

"Oh, for God's sake, go".

I want to tell him, 'For God's sake, go buy a bullhorn!' " Overton learned small, pertinent portions of Chinese, how to say "rebound" and "get back quick".

Yet the principle that the majority must, for its own sake, go out of its way to accommodate a disgruntled minority was sound.

One staff member quoted him as saying: "For God's sake, go down to the reception and get rid of a lunatic who's down there.

"These people are idiots," he tells his friend Dr. Wolfsohn when the doctor's plan to convert to Islam for Mina's sake goes horrifically wrong.

Hurrying over, he thrust an envelope at me and snapped, "Take this to the manager's office and then, for heaven's sake, go get your name tag".

His buddy from the Cornell University Daily Sun campus newspaper, Miller Harris, had written him when he heard about the invitation, "For Christ's sake go, knowing that your classes will be peopled exclusively by meatheads.