Sentence examples for some sake from inspiring English sources

Some sake is nice, but it is not essential.

To round out the gustatory experience, try sipping some sake or whiskey.

So, drink some sake, for flip's sake, and see which one you are – our bet is sad or angry.

Then sit back, sip some sake, look out at the shimmering patterns of sun- or moonlight on the waters of Fort Pond, and be glad that Asian fusion food has come to Montauk.

Along with the food there was more Champagne, some sake, more Champagne and finally bottles of icy-cold Stolichnaya vodka, which slammed down on tables as if in Moscow, or at any rate Sammy's Roumanian restaurant on the Lower East Side.

It could scarcely be simpler: you need a portion of chicken, which you slice and heat in an oil-less pan, throw in some sake, if you have it, and soy sauce to give a little color and a lot of taste.

Some sakes are smooth and pure, almost crystalline in the mouth, while others are rich and fruity, tasting subtly like peaches or pears.

At home, I simmered some ginger, sake and mirin with soy sauce, garlic and a touch of brown sugar.

Bellomy was kind enough to send me some White Labs sake #9 yeast, which, apparently, is the good stuff.

After scouring around the office she found some supplies, including sake wine coolers, trash bags, and some kind of promotional Fred Perry table tennis set.

As the second world war thriller became bogged down during the mid-60s in plodding epics like Operation Crossbow and The Heroes of Telemark, someone was needed to reintroduce a little sang-froid, some post-Le Carré espionage, and for heaven's sake, some proper macho thrills into the genre.