Emil took off his cap, that white painting cap he wore so much, and he saluted me.
As much as I salute Barnes and his cohorts for importing pageant and chaos to the stage, it's all a little half-baked compared to the music running through Barnes's head.
An imposing, dour six-footer, she wore a hairnet encased bun, sported an enormous, shiny black mole on the left side of her chin, and saluted the flag much farther down on her chest than my cheerful Miss McCarthy.
"That's the shits, man," said Sedley sympathetically and took Gilbert on a two-day drunk, as much a salute to his draft notice as balm for Gilbert's disappointment.
Former school board member David Tokofsky saluted the urgency but questioned how much students were learning as they crammed to make up course credits.
Subsequently, Mr. Smith said that it was not so much a "black power salute" as a "human rights salute".
And so Zuckerman, who had never so much as pretended to salute, found himself reviewing a line of eight hundred Chinese soldiers, having no idea what to do — "I mean, I'd seen people in the movies doing it".
So the fans at Busch Stadium stood and gave him an ovation, as much an attempt to salute his career as to persuade him to stay longer in this baseball-loving city.
We also know what he does, and what it smells like - as much as we can salute them in their infinite wisdom of all things drains, pipes, stops and water pressure related, it's not like we'll stick around to watch them and get a glance of that money shot - the hairy top quarter of a hairy crack poking from the top of some blue Hagar pants that probably expand at the waist.
When Ronaldo was lifted in the 66th minute, much later than his red-shirted congregation anticipated, he pivoted near midfield and saluted them by clapping.
Ben Affleck was saluted in an online public vote for going from the much-panned Gigli to Oscar-winning Argo and Oscar-nominated Gone Girl.
