sake|sakes in English
noun
[seɪk]
benefit, advantage; purpose, end, aim
Use "sake|sakes" in a sentence
1. Land sakes, Prince Naveen!
2. He's a veteran, for Christ's sakes.
3. A missing person isn't clean. Christ's sakes, man.
4. We're talking about mouthwash, for Christ's sakes.
5. For God sakes , Alvy, even Freud speaks of a latency period!
6. We're trying to curtail rape for god sakes.
7. For God sakes, I've got Morrison here and the plates.
8. For God's sakes, order that frigate to break off!
9. Linda knew that for both their sakes she must take drastic action.
10. The accumulated wealth of Central City isn't stored here, for God's sakes.
11. For God's sakes, that's more than the number existing in the States.
12. In our national anthem, we've got bombs bursting in air, for God sakes.
13. I'm gonna pretend fo both our sakes you didn't say anything like that.
14. Persecuted for Righteousness’ Sake
15. Get me some sake.
16. Hey! For goodness sake.
17. Oh, for heaven's sake!
18. Oh, for fuck's sake.
19. Even Hallmark is selling bath gels and scented soaps with their cards, for goodness' sakes.
20. You must abandon this course and give her up for both of your sakes.
21. Syria was one of the founding members of the United Nations, for God's sakes.
22. For goodness sake, stop misbehaving!
23. For goodness' sake, stop sniffling!
24. Aim, Tusk, for God's sake.
25. Stop mumbling, for goodness sake.