Sentence examples for most saluted from inspiring English sources

While most saluted Suzuki, some chanted for the Yankees to "Take Figgins, too," a reference to Chone Figgins and his four-year, $36 million contract.

There are many Brancusi references here, but that Romanian-born artist is most specifically saluted in "Homage Without End" (1997), a tall, skinny piece in raw wood whose title and structure of repetitive modules derive from Brancusi's series of "Endless Columns".

Thinking back those 70 years with a certain pride, he remembered that the thing the foot soldiers of World War II resented most was saluting or saying "sir" to officers.

Samuels and Stokes have history, most notably when Samuels saluted the England all‑rounder during a Test match in the Caribbean in April last year.

For years, there was a column in USA Today that saluted the most intelligent things said the previous week on sports television.

Ellsberg, perhaps the country's most recognised whistleblower, has saluted Pfc.

Ellsberg, perhaps the country's most recognized whistleblower, has saluted Pfc.

The Recording Academy calls the annual Grammy awards the industry's "most prestigious" honors, saluting "excellence in the recording arts and science".

Doohan "will be laid to rest on Wednesday as the most honored of honorary firefighters, saluted by his local fire company as one of its own who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty".

At most, the salutes retain a military snap, the bagpipers begin on cue and the family derives some comfort from the embrace of tradition.

Of all the video segments, Scully's was probably the one the sports-crazed comedy titan would've loved the most, a salute to his 35-year softball career.