Sentence examples for customary salute from inspiring English sources

All three runners scored as Swisher pounded his hands together and gave his customary salute as the fans roared.

During the third of the nine innings the crowd was summoned to rise in a now customary salute to wounded soldiers attending the game.

It was recognized in lay and academic writings as a customary salute of gladiators to the emperor.

Despite its popularization in later times, the phrase is not recorded elsewhere in Roman history, and it is questionable whether it was ever a customary salute.

— ANDREW DAS Bayern's players for two lines, as has become customary, and clap to salute their rivals as they ascend the stairs to pick up their runner-up medals.

It is customary for all ranks to render a salute to a recipient of the Medal of Honor, regardless of the recipient's rank.

Five albums in and White Denim are springing from Thin Lizzy (At Night in Dreams) to jazz (Distant Relative Salute), via Afrobeat (the title track) and southern boogie (Come Back) with customary ease.

This is customary".

(Commercial yeasts are customary).

So far, so customary.

(One hour is customary).