Sentence examples for the sakes from inspiring English sources
noun
Cause, interest or account.
The sakes are made from junmai sake, a premium grade.
Each course is paired with its own sake, and the sakes can also be ordered separately.
The sakes are sold in four-packs for $14.99 at Chelsea Wine Vault, Sakaya and Mister Wright.
When decanted into tiny glass cups, the sakes look clear, but each pot contains a small amount of fruit as a garnish.
If only for the sakes of the (plenty of) Australians who aren't racist but have had little or nothing to do with Indigenous Australians (six in 10 of us, apparently) and who were already screaming at their sets and tweeting.
A couple of days ago I found myself pleading with my demographic of younger voters to choose remain, for the sakes of our futures, for it is we who will live the longest with the consequences of this referendum.
"For the sake of deliciousness".
For the sake of clarification.
For the sake of feminism?
