Sentence examples for In salute of from inspiring English sources

If that were the whole story, you might consider hoisting a recently passed stool aloft in salute of a masterpiece, but it's not.

During a performance of Stevenson's Passacaglia, the programme made references to Lenin's slogan of peace, bread and land and also in salute of the "emergent Africa".

The two men, after receiving their medals from IAAF president Lord Exeter, and as "The Star-Spangled Banner" played, raised black-gloved fists, heads down, in salute of black power.

On 3 July 1558, she was fired in salute to celebrate the marriage of Mary, Queen of Scots to the French dauphin, François II.

In summer, that means decks filled with light and tourists, hands shielding the sun in salute to the bright beauty of the Salish Sea.

It was followed by an internment at Western Cemetery in Ely, where a firing party fired a volley of shots in salute to Capt Healey.

On Sunday, though, tension reigned as embattled pop star Kesha performed in salute to Bob Dylan in advance of his 75th birthday. .

This just-past Veterans Day, like others, was swathed in salutes to "heroes" of distant wars and "victims" of recent ones.

Whatever the circumstances surrounding the photo, "my hand was stretched in the salute of white pride at that North Carolina rally in that picture," Mott said.

At one point, I nearly fall over a trolley of blow-up dolls: hairless, face down, their bottoms raised in a salute of either greeting or surrender.

After breaking Jim Ryun's 36-year-old scholastic record by nearly two seconds, Webb basked in the salute of 11,211 fans at Hayward Field.