Sentence examples for sake were from inspiring English sources
Whisky chasers had accompanied beer in Scotland for years, but shots for shots' sake were new to the rest of the UK.
At the time, retouching and altering images for clarity's sake were not uncommon practices; The A.P. and The Times no longer permit such changes to photographic images.
"When I started, 90percentt of my customers who bought sake were Japanese," said Mr. Phillips, who put in a walk-in refrigerator dedicated to sake five years ago.
Oscar Wilde and Walter Pater, the great 19th-century exponents of "art for art's sake," were in fact tireless propagandists for their views, which dominate their most flowery prose.
Not surprisingly, the solutions for "expedience's sake" were the most popular.
Husbands in business suits who found they couldn't sit through another act of a singing fairy tale ("about cows for Christ's sake") were leaving in dribs.
Sake is undergoing a renaissance.
Sake is traditionally drunk with sashimi.
Only wine, beer and sake are served.
"For goodness sake, be careful.
"Sake is very minimalistic," he says.
