Sentence examples for salute one another from inspiring English sources

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

They salute one another and pay homage to a "Yes, sir," "No, sir," hierarchical culture.

When top generals retired their commissions a year ago, they removed their uniforms, but one adviser told me that they still salute one another in private.

The program has never been popular -- the cadets draw more taunts than compliments when they wear their dress blues and snap-salute one another in the halls.

As one speaker followed another, as Ralph Bunche, who had marched for two full days, and A. Philip Randolph spoke, the civil-rights leaders saluted one another and gave signs of patching up their differences.

"It's time to salute one of the greatest sports teams ever, and a good bunch of blokes too.

And toward the end of the night, D. Randall Blythe, the lead screamer for Lamb of God, found time to salute one of the opening acts.

Now I do, and as well as being massively knowledgeable about this former One Show presenter who suffered a career wobble thanks to "sex texts", I feel obliged to salute one quality almost unique among celebrity memoirists.

File this only a notch below Mark Taylor at Edgbaston in 1997 as one of the great career-saving centuries, and salute one of the good guys of world sport.

Let me salute one of them: the brilliant violinist Jennifer Koh, who in September played the first three (of what will be six) free lunchtime concerts at Columbia University's Philosophy Hall, devoted to a survey of Bach's sonatas and partitas for solo violin.

We grieve for and salute one of the greatest leaders in history.