Sentence examples for salutation as from inspiring English sources
He raised his hands above his head in the same salutation as he fell.
"Gordon at the head of the column, riding with heavy spirit and downcast face, catches the sound of shifting arms, looks up, and taking the meaning, wheels superbly, making with himself and his horse one uplifted figure, with profound salutation as he drops the point of his sword to the boot toe.
It became an all-purpose salutation (as in, "what's up my bitchezzzzzz?").
An usher came over to offer me his handshake during the peace salutation, as did a 10-year old altar girl.
The complainant explained to the court that after a group viewing of Gladiator Salerno decided to introduce a new form of salutation, as inspired by Marcus Aurelius in the film.
In this book the author, a member of the Académie française, professor at Le Havre and the Sorbonne, and Director of the French Academy in Rome, cites the phrase and writes in vivid and poetic detail of the gladiators' "melancholy salutation" as they parade past the emperor prior to entering the Colosseum.
Greet the Pakistanis with the salutation, 'As-salam-u-alikum' (or in short, 'Salam'); ( pronounced- uh sah laam ooh uh lai kum).
He accumulated "salutations" as imperator from his armies and allowed Titus to share them with him.
Shortly after 7 30 pm, 64-year-old Navruz Gulzoda entered the classroom and bellowed out a string of warm Tajik salutations, as if he were bumping into an old friend on the streets of Dushanbe: "Assalomy aleikum!
When he was away from home, he wrote Käthe affectionate letters, with such salutations as "Most holy Frau Doctor" and "To the hands and feet of my dear housewife".
Anyone who reads, in O'Hara's "Selected Letters," the run beginning "Dear Mrs. Angell" (before she became Mrs. White) and mounting to such friendly salutations as "Dear Katharine" and even "Dear Kate," gets a different impression, of a brisk and hopeful editorial relationship, long on business and short on extraneous courtesies.
