Sentence examples for salute soon from inspiring English sources

When Ledoh rises, he's consumed by nervous tics: he smiles benignly, brushes his lapel and adjusts his tie; his hand, in a salute, soon turns into a gun.

Television coverage of the hearing showed the Norwegian gunman smile and raise his fist in a salute as soon as his handcuffs were removed in the courtroom.

I've messaged Barfi Culture on Twitter and via their official email to find out who's responsible for the video, because the juxtaposition between a man confidently giving the Nazi salute and – soon after – what appears to be the same man howling the crocodile tears of a small child denied a pack of Skittles presents a number of questions.

When I sat in on the start of the West Coast summer training institute in Los Angeles, a reverential hush fell as she came to the stage, saluting the soon-to-be teachers.

A quick look up to pick his spot, a no nonsense run up and Berisha was soon saluting the fans.

Though I doubted I would luck into another Yampa permit any time soon, I saluted the National Park Service for its policies, which preserve the qualities that made me eager to return.

8 p.m. NBC "Hunting Hitler's Stolen Treasures: The Monuments Men" tells the true tale of the squad soon to be saluted in a new George Clooney film.

In the Wildcats' student section, there was a sign that read, "Couches Burning Soon" — in a dual salute to the game's broadcaster, CBS, and to the celebrations in Kentucky after the Wildcats beat Louisville on Saturday in the semifinals.

This is a traditional salute to beloved singers, especially those who will soon retire.

The pregame cheers for Anthony soon disappeared, drowned out by the salutes to another purposeful effort from Amar'e Stoudemire and the Knicks.

(Soon after his election, Mr. Michaloliakos himself was captured on video doing a Nazi salute in the City Council).