Sentence examples similar to it was a salutation from inspiring English sources
My friends was a salutation that got Horatio Seymour, governor of New York, into trouble when he used it to address draft rioters in 1863.
Whether it's a sun salutation or ballet inspired leg and arm stretches, lengthening and releasing your muscles releases the same endorphins that cardio does.
It is a shame because a simple salutation can change someone's day.
In the Hawaiian language, "aloha" can be a salutation or a valediction, but it also refers to a spirit defined in state law as "the coordination of mind and heart within each person".
It is an economy whose currency is gestures and salutations -- and the occasional office birthday card -- rather than contracts, legalities and dollars and cents.
A kiss, for example, may express asexual affection (as a kiss between relatives), respect (a French officer kissing a soldier after bestowing a medal on him), reverence (kissing the hand or foot of a pope), or it may be a casual salutation and social amenity.
It was true, an almost slavish devotion to salutation.
Here's a simple example: It's very common as a salutation for people to greet others by saying "How are you?" A common, almost automatic response is "Good" or "Fine". These may not be an authentic representation of true self-awareness.
It is simply a proper opening salutation.
The college cheer, Whichi Coax, is so pervasive in college history and culture that in addition to being shouted during academic ceremonies and football games, it is also used as a salutation in correspondence between alumni.
