Sentence examples for salutations to from inspiring English sources

Muddy ricefield salutations to "Papa King" gave him his taste for active politics.

Wolfgang's stagings of "Meistersinger" strove to minimize the opera's nationalist elements, its thunderous salutations to "holy German art".

There are Google searches, lists of movies and restaurants and letters printed in full, from salutations to sign-offs.

(No, AHCT does not include "what's buzzin', cousin," which is out of date. Send the latest salutations to [email protected]).

The President of the day lays out his policy priorities for the coming year, bookending and interspersing them with airy salutations to the strength, resilience, and creativity of the American people and the American republic.

And when La Fontaine himself, played by the actress Christine Fersen, shows up in period courtier's garb to make his salutations to the audience, we know we are in highly sophisticated hands.

If a jury fires him, we can only imagine his cheery salutation to a federal prison warden.

With Andrew Lyndon (an old roommate), Windham, and other late-nineteen-forties New York pals, Capote camps it up from salutation to signature.

Years before his presidency, campaigning for the New York State Senate in 1910, he admired the way a local congressman named Richard Connell used that salutation to establish rapport with a crowd.

Even before the low clouds relinquish their hold on the enormous limestone pyramids for which Tikal is famous, the monkeys roar a salutation to the day.

Crazy Cousinz (aka DJs Paleface and Flukes) have built on last summer's percussive hit Bongo Jam with this gorgeously sung salutation to young London.