Sentence examples for hand salute from inspiring English sources
noun
A position to pay respect to someone or something by raising the right hand to the side of the headgear.
The Florida Atlantic University Athletics Department has chosen to use Owl Fingers as part of its "Salute the Hoot" 2012 marketing campaign that encourages students to "proudly raise the hand salute that depicts the eyes of the owl, FAU's mascot".
What to do was updated by Congress in 2008: Veterans and active-duty military who aren't in uniform can give the military-style hand salute during the playing of the national anthem.
If he was standing, make his right hand salute Draw bullets around his bullet proof (chest).
The personal salute (see above) may also be rendered by the full military hand salute by members of the police, fire departments and military members out of uniform and honorably discharged veterans military veterans.
The newest revisions of Title 4 USC Chapter 1 As, as amended, in 2008 allows military and honorably discharged veterans, not in uniform, to render the military hand salute to the flag.
One installation, for example, mounts photographs of the Nazi hand salute in a room with an American flag, asserting a crude association that reappears in other forms in a so-called interactive tutorial exhibition, also run by No Longer Empty.
An artist subsequently crafted a souvenir bobblehead toy portraying Clarke in his trademark cowboy hat with one hand saluting and the other reaching out for an opponent's neck.
#LLAP" while another, @FoFacy, sent a picture of just their hand saluting the actor with the words: "Good journey, sir. #LLAP" In addition to acting, Mr Nimoy directed films, published poetry, autobiographies and books of photography and recorded music.
The painting captures a crowd of raised hands "saluting" the "politician," who is waving a stiff arm to the throng.
I finally reached the corner, giving a few elaborate hand salutes learned in my childhood in central Queens.
As a former military officer, I, too, had watched with dismay as one president after another — including one with no military service at all and another who failed to complete voluntarily undertaken reserve duty — rendered hand salutes.
