Sentence examples for salute from the from inspiring English sources

A quick salute from the starter.

chants accompanied him — a final, appreciative salute from the few dozen Knicks loyalists at TD Garden.

Instead, Master Phillips had to make do with a single 41-gun salute from the Tower of London.

The French frigate Cassard sounded a 21-gun salute from the part of the coast where British soldiers landed.

It feels like a genial cross-continental salute from the freeways of the artist's Los Angeles to New York's huddled pedestrians.

She borrowed the consul-general's car to drive into Germany across a closed border, even receiving a salute from the Germans as she had a flagged car.

Even players raising their fists lacks the relevance, and the unsettling resonance, of the Black Power salute from which the gesture is derived.

Some promote stars and their series, including Mr. Carey, Michael J. Fox of "Spin City," Dennis Franz of "N.Y.P.D. Blue" and Jenna Elfman of "Dharma & Greg" with tongue-in-cheek patriotic salutes from "the American Broadcasting Company" and spoofs of commercials for products like Nike sneakers.

Still, their families -- who received diplomas on their behalf and white-gloved salutes from the surviving classmates -- joined others in trying to treasure the moment and the accomplishments of the graduates.

More recently the prince was photographed at Munich airport, accepting salutes from the pilot and other aircraft staff while dressed in jeans and a tight crop top, showing off a torso covered in temporary tattoos.

As three-term mayor of New York City, for example, Bloomberg planted 1 million trees, helped 2,500 buildings convert from coal to natural gas as a heat source, and instituted a public smoking ban in parks, beaches, and pedestrian plazas – even though it earned him plenty of "one-finger salutes" from the public.