Sentence examples for once saluted from inspiring English sources

One of the most prominent offenders is apparently Gloria Steinem, who once saluted a class of graduating Smith College seniors with the words "Now you are becoming the men you once would have wanted to marry".

A stranger once saluted him in public for "having the guts not to be a cookie-cutter cowboy".

In calling Beethoven top drawer, he was at once saluting the composer's monumental status and suggesting, with due irreverence, that Beethoven was no god come down to earth but, simply, a very, very good practitioner of his art.

Asked what was the biggest news story of 2014, Rich resisted Jonathan Gruber and Obama once saluting left-handed but instead said it was the fracking boom that would make America shortly energy independent "changing the world's geopolitics of oil"... and Shrumie agreed with him!

Once he salutes as if he were part of the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace.

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.

He then stood up, and saluted once more.

The nation has been in an arrested state of moral inquiry, continually examining its character, seeking some clarity about the madness it once so mindlessly saluted.

At 12 50 p.m., about a half-hour's drive some 15 miles away in Selden, thousands of officers saluted once again in tight rows and white gloves as Officer Breitkopf's coffin passed by them atop a red antique fire truck.

Kennedy's press secretary had promised that once the Senator had saluted his army he would go down from the ballroom stage and come to see us through the kitchen that separated our retreat from the ballroom.

Perhaps this is a good moment to remember them and to salute, once again, their collective bravery.