Sentence examples for often salute from inspiring English sources
Fixie owners often salute one another on the street, "like motorcyclists, back in the day," he said.
He often saluted the ultras with the Communist clenched fist and back in 1997, during an Italy U21 match in Livorno, he celebrated his goal by taking off his shirt to reveal an image of Che Guevara.
The test of our promise to our veterans isn't how many flags we display on Veterans Day, or how often we salute men and women in uniform.
More often than not, we salute each other in our victories, publicly and privately.
We ought to salute Brazil for what they often are, leaders in the preparation and schooling of footballers.
Chessum replies: "War is largely a bitter, unjust experience imposed on ordinary people, often by the same politicians who stand and salute them".
We, however, too often forget a bad idea's existence once we salute the good idea, shining like Apollo on its golden pedestal of inspired glory.
Ex-servicemen now are saluted, and often preferred for jobs in both the private and public sector.
VANCOUVER, we salute you.
