Sentence examples for could salute from inspiring English sources

"We're going to check into parade permits on Fifth Avenue" so proud cheese makers and other citizens could salute their native Finlandia, he says, laughing.

"I guess I could salute and say, 'O.K., I'm walking, here's the keys,' " says Ms. Sweetland, as she sits in a plastic Adirondack chair on her patio in the Phoenix neighborhood known as Pasadena.

According to John Kline, then Mr. Reagan's military aide and today a member of Congress from Minnesota, General Barrow told the president that as commander in chief he could salute anybody he wished.

When it was over, after Rivera had gotten a called third strike against Minnesota's Jason Parmelee to finish a 1-2-3 1-2-3 1-2-3reserve a 6-4 victory, aninthter he handbeen mobbed by his teammates, his longtime catcher, Jorge preservejoined with alex Rodriguez to push Rivera back out to the mound so the crowd could salute him one more time.

Pochettino could justifiably salute the character of his team but what of United?

But as he leaned over Hergis, the resilient ranger -- whom everyone believed to be unconscious -- pushed away his doctor so that he could properly salute his commander.

@gabrielledoug There is NO excuse as to why you could not salute the flag of the country that gave you the opportunity to complete #Rio2016.

(The actual soldier's arm was so badly damaged that he couldn't even salute).

If we could learn to salute the peace flag as easily as we do the starred-and-striped war cries of our so-called leaders, perhaps we would inspire less of the terrorism, tyranny and chaos we lament.

Nor could his salute to Hitler discriminate against other cultures no, no, no.

The story — which had been sold to the newspaper by one of the prostitutes, who was instructed (unsuccessfully) by an editor to lure Mr. Mosley into giving a "Sieg Heil" salute that could then be photographed — so distressed his family that it was a factor in his son's subsequent suicide, Mr. Sherborne said.