Sentence examples for Be salute from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a gesture in honor of someone or something.
- They saluted the flag as it passed in the parade.
We now predict that in the spring of 1943 the wartime shades for men's hats will be Salute Blue, "swagger military tone; "Commando tan," a smart neutral version; "Victory Brown," a medium shade of lively undertone," and Gungrey, "in the taupe range".
Mike Singletary's samurai rants would be saluted here.
Rivera was not the only one to be saluted.
Perhaps that's valiant independence, to be saluted.
Dr. Sultan is to be saluted and supported!
Presumably, he will not be saluted with a "How old are you now?" serenade.
Tonight, as PEN honors other journalists living and dead, I will be saluting Ammar, too.
Isn't that just progress, which should be saluted rather than bemoaned?
Ms. Phillips said she could not yet identify the authors to be saluted.
He takes unauthorized positions, and for that he has to be saluted".
Faulkner is the first author — in fact, the first human — to be saluted with a flavor here.
