Sentence examples for fraternal salute from inspiring English sources

One afternoon, as I passed a fellow rider somewhat my junior -- by, say, about 30 years -- I threw him a fraternal salute.

That is, we will never find it until the day I buy a new copy, and then, as if in mysterious fraternal recognition, the older copy will turn up to salute its brother.

Then came a fraternal split.

[frater], brotherly, fraternal.

Salute mam.

Salute them?

(The two retain a fraternal relationship.

Ah salute.

Salute returned.

Still, there is some duplicity at work in "Dialogue with Death". It peeks through in the passage about the singer, in the phrase "raised my fist in the salute I had learned at meetings in Valencia and Madrid". Koestler didn't learn the "Internationale" or the raised fist in Spain, and his sense of solidarity with the condemned man was not merely fraternal.

I salute you!