Sentence examples for was sake from inspiring English sources
noun
Cause, interest or account.
No dessert". Instead there was sake, poured by a young man with an imperious rockabilly pompadour.
The site was Sake No Hana, an upscale restaurant near Mayfair that is co-owned by the younger Mr. Lebedev.
Ichiz is a wine bar, and the wine of choice is sake.
"For Mr LaBeouf's sake I hope it is nothing serious.
Both of their families were sake brewers; both fathers had been big wheels in local politics.
In addition to vodka there is sake, and four fruit juices, from sweet to tart.
Sake is sipped at New Year as families gather together and it is sake rather than vows that seals the bond at a Shinto wedding ceremony.
The big thing with Generation X has been sake martinis, which are lighter than traditional martinis, with less alcohol".
A vegetarian menu is also available, as are sake, shochu, whiskey and cocktails.
If there is sake for drinking, it is boorish to pour sake for yourself.
