Sentence examples for is salute from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a gesture in honor of someone or something.
- They saluted the flag as it passed in the parade.
The first thing I want to do is salute the person asking them for raising them.
He sleeps at the Morelos cuartel, he told me, and the first thing he does each morning is salute the enormous flag that hangs above the base.
"Today all we can do is salute the soldiers, and all those who made such sacrifices," he says, "today, and every day, lest we forget". SNP culture spokesman Brendan O'Hara talks of his grandfather John O'Hara, who joined the war in 1916 aged 17, sent to fight in 1917.
At the time of writing, the best thing we can do is salute Andrew Wiseman and wonder if Bill Murray hasn't been pulling the strings the whole time... Oneohtrix Point Never Threads the 'Net for His Elusive New Album.
The album's final song, also by R. Kelly, is "Salute," a sparsely arranged minor-key breakup song that jeers, "You say I'll never do better/Yeah, right, whatever".
A more unusual newcomer is Salute Sante's cold-pressed extra virgin grapeseed oil, which is made from grapeseeds that have not been allowed to ferment after the grapes are pressed for wine.
Victory is saluted, if a little wearily.
The moon is saluted with round dances and is prayed to for the health of children.
My son is saluting as I write this.
He is saluted by deafening applause, and rightly so.
Every other minute somebody is saluting entrepreneurs for their courage and vision.
