Sentence examples for full salute from inspiring English sources

It was Chamberlain whom Grant appointed to receive the surrender, and the colonel created great controversy in the North by ordering his men to give the Southern troops a full salute as they lay down their weapons.

The magnolias have already passed their peak, the daffodils have come and mostly gone, the tulips are at full salute, and just yesterday the anemic little dogwood in front of my house, which nearly died two summers ago, proved the pundits wrong once again and suddenly opened its greenish-white petals.

Last week, a man standing along the street in Washington when the Trump motorcade passed turned his back and dropped his drawers to offer a full "moon" salute to the president.

He gets the British aristocrat, and it has been a while since he did a full-on salute, down to the waxed parquet on the runway.

A seemingly pro forma tuna tartare appetizer turns out not to be pro forma at all, and it's a full-spectrum salute to tartness, sweetness and the gentlest of heats.

On Oct. 1 the Financial Times published a full-page salute to the top central banks for preventing "panic in markets" in the days following the assault.

During the visit the Duke gave full Nazi salutes.

For so many kids, officers and firefighters are their heroes, and here they were, in full uniform, saluting and honoring these children.

Full-orchestra salutes to the artist's birthday — Klimt was born in Vienna in 1862 — are happening in Europe.

But its 36 minutes are packed with richly lyrical themes, sumptuously scored in a late Romantic style, with occasional nods — well, O.K., full-scale salutes — to Brahms and Mahler.

(Rosenberg) Neue Galerie: 'Gustav Klimt: 150th Anniversary Celebration' (through Aug. 27) Full-orchestra salutes to Klimt's birthday — he was born in Vienna in 1862 — are happening in Europe, but with seven paintings, 40 drawings, a couple of posters and some photographs, this New York tribute is on a chamber-music scale.