Sentence examples for salute on from inspiring English sources

The raised, clenched fists of John Carlos and Tommie Smith as they gave the Black Power salute on the podium during the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City remains one of the enduring images of sporting history.

VICE News saw one skinhead detained by the police after giving the Roman salute; on another occasion, a group taunted journalists by pointing their loudspeakers in our direction and blaring a recording of a Hitler speech.

In 1968 two American sprinters gave a Black Power salute on the podium.

So will Ms. Hanover appear at the theater salute on Monday?

Our salute on the first day of 1961, to Sidney Roby, of Orchard Road Berlin, Conn., old friend.

Mauk then gave the City bench an inflammatory 2-0 salute on his way back for the restart of play.

Known as the Rabaa sign, the symbol on Khaled's ruler consists of a four-fingered salute on a yellow background.

"Look at this view!" Ms. Buttschardt exclaimed, her hand in a salute on her forehead to ward off the sun.

The first tribute to Nelson was fittingly offered at sea by sailors of Vice-Admiral Dmitry Senyavin's passing Russian squadron, which saluted on learning of the death.

Fixie owners often salute one another on the street, "like motorcyclists, back in the day," he said.

Left and right salutes on the march: After the order is given, stop swinging your arms for one pace.