Sentence examples for salute of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "salute of" is not commonly used in written English and may not be considered correct
It could be used in a context where one is referring to a formal greeting or acknowledgment, but it is not standard. Example: "The salute of the military officers was a sign of respect during the ceremony."
They used the "power" salute of the nineteen-sixties in conjunction with their choreography.
An Imperial salute of thirty-one guns was fired simultaneously by the four battleships.
When he died in 1984, he was buried in Mason City to the salute of 76 trombones.
As a result, Mr. Leconte achieves an echo, a salute of a gesture in response to a gesture.
President Roosevelt landed at the Avenida de Mayo punctually at 2 p.m. and was greeted by a salute of 21 guns.
The salute of all things military — and the quick denunciation of any who dare question it — has become a knee-jerk part of American life.
"Heil Hitler Hail Hitlertler!") became legally obligatory as a common greeting, as did the Hitler salute of the right arm fully thrust forward with the palm facing downward.
Instead of the fight ring though, the kiddies are now playing a game like Harpastum, which reminds me of the 80s sci-fi film Salute of the Jugger.
FOOTNOTES John Travolta will be honored at the 20th annual gala salute of the American Museum of the Moving Image, on Dec. 5 at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
When Mr. Obama returned it, as protocol demanded, he delivered his first salute of his presidency with a crisp precision that looked as though he had been practicing.
He recently spent several paragraphs mocking the finger-pistol victory salute of Alberto Contador, the Tour de France leader with two days left.
