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I prefer Sarah because I'm used to it. Both are sah-rah to me.

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Combos that come to mind:
Chaya Sarah (khie-ah) [name of a portion of the Bible, often used as a name]
Sarah Gittel (gee-tul)
Sarah Miriam
Sarah Bracha (brah-khah)
Sarah Perla (per-lah)
Sarah Tzina / Zina (tsee-nah)
Sarah Golda
Sarah Zlata (zlah-tah)
Sarah Zelda
Sarah Nechama http://www.behindthename.com/submit/view.php?name=nechama
Sarah Shaindel (shien-dul / shayn-dul)
Sarah Sima http://www.behindthename.com/submit/view.php?name=sima
Sarah Tsimel (tsee-mul - pet form of Sima)
Sarah Dinah (dee-nah)
Sarah Yael (yah-el)
Sarah Rivka (reev-kah)
Sarah Pessel (pes-ul)
Sarah Lea (leh-ah)
Sarah Rahel (rah-khel)
Sarah Elka (el-kah - see Elke)
Sarah Beila (bie-lah / bay-lah) http://www.behindthename.com/submit/view.php?name=beila
Sarah Feigel (fie-gul / fay-gul) see Faigel
Sarah Nina
Sarah Esther (es-ter)
Sarah Nissel (nee-sul)
Sarah Toba (toh-bah) http://www.behindthename.com/submit/view.php?name=toba
Sarah Toiba (toy-bah)
Sarah Regina
Sarah Jutel (yoo-tul), see Jutte
Sarah Sterna http://www.behindthename.com/submit/view.php?name=sterna
Sarah Suzanne (suy-zahn, according to pronunciation guide)
Sarah Shoshana (sho-shah-nah)
Sarah Tamar (tah-mahr)
Sarah Liba (lee-bah), see Leeba
Sarah Itka (eet-kah)
Sarah Yehudit (yeh-hoo-deet)

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