Sentence examples for salute something from inspiring English sources

"I knew what my morals were, and it was not to salute something I firmly didn't believe in," Mr. Blue wrote.

At the end of the game, a large portion of the crowd stayed behind to applaud the Rangers, who gathered at center ice and raised their sticks in the old European gesture of salute, something the Rangers do after all their home victories.

"When I'm putting it up, they either wave or salute or something," Riker said with a smile.

Buttermilk biscuits could accompany Jude Law's scenes from "Cold Mountain" and, from the chapter on romantic dinners, to salute Diane Keaton in "Something's Gotta Give," beef tenderloin with pink peppercorn sauce.

In these otherwise murderous and mean-spirited times, that is something to salute.

After the Soviet Union entered the war, the Foreign Office asked for something to salute Britain's new allies.

But meanwhile it's churlish not to salute the birthday of something innovative, instructive – and still happening.

"You, these people, this place... you eat your young and that's fine, as long as you've all got something to salute" – Rust to Marty.

When he barks at Pa Mickens and tells Tommy he can offer him a better life, I want to jump up and salute a flag or something.

I salute OCZ, though, for doing something totally weird and kind of succeeding.

And so, while the British city centre has been lost to pseudo Japanese jazz bars and mock Prohibition-era sperhapsies, perhaps the dimly-lit backstreets are where these nights are actually best placed, not least because with their two finger salute to gentrification they embody something of those rough-edged but accessible and free-spirited clubs of the early 2000s.