Sentence examples for make a salute from inspiring English sources

But the chairman of Costa Cruises has blamed him for making an unauthorised deviation from the cruise's route so that he could "make a salute".

Similarly, the decision by Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney to make a salute to veterans -- notwithstanding the fact that both men avoided direct military service -- suggested a change in tone as well.

Rusev then made a salute to Vladimir Putin, to which Ambrose said he wasn't paying attention to as he came there to fight.

The fortress was made a salute battery on 2 June 1931, but since the forts have been decommissioned, the salute is now fired with four cannon located at Kvarnängen in central Boden.

Making a "salute to the seven directions," where the energies of each cardinal point extend into the sky, ground, and the inside of each person to open a portal of happiness.

"He was seen to make a Nazi salute," while placing his fingers across his lips.

His campaign team said that a painting depicting people who make a Nazi salute still hangs at a castle owned by Ms. Schwarzenberg's family.

As they were led from the platform, one managed to make a fist salute, in the fashion of freedom fighters everywhere.

West Bromwich Albion's caretaker Keith Downing refused to condemn the French striker for seeming to make a controversial salute after scoring the first of his two goals.

Then in 1980 came the scandal for which he is perhaps best known: at the Venice Biennale he showed a wooden sculpture of a figure appearing to make a "Heil Hitler!" salute, though he denies that that was his intention.

As an example, he points to the failure to win the scoop of the year award for its July 2015 story, "Their royal heilnesses", the revelation of a 1933 film clip of the future Edward VIII teaching the princesses how to make a Nazi salute.