Sentence examples for salute then from inspiring English sources

The ex-marine stood up, gave the boy a small salute, then he and the boy exchanged high fives.

Specific references to the work's historical context are minimal: Galván raises his arm in a Nazi salute, then lets it fall into a flamenco curve; a woman dances between iron rails, as if tracing the train route to her death.

"How about a moment of muffled conversation," he asked, "for the treated and released?" Well, here's a cockeyed salute, then, a moment of dazzled mental genuflection for a comic who, every once in a while, felt like the most alive human being on the planet.

(Married 65 years, too! In L.A.? Is that also a world record?) A grand salute then, to our Global Master of Letters: Stan "The Man" Lee! Happy birthday!

A salute, then, to the institutions and the individuals, from hotels and museums to donors and artists, that are helping to put creative people in front of us, bringing their talent from wherever it is to wherever we are.

A 21-cannon salute then thundered across the blue-gray skies over Omaha Beach, a minor example of the deafening sound of bombs and gunfire that shook the countryside on that June morning 65 years ago.

I just salute and then turn and walk away.

They danced at a pleasant low intensity, avoiding any new or tricky moves that might jostle the drinks in their right hands or stress their knees, the weakest part of them.... If, toward the end of a weekend party night, you spied one puking behind a hedge, he'd grin and salute you, then carry on heaving.

I watched speeches and prayers and 21-gun salutes, then drank a few beers with the VFW crew.

A few eyewitnesses have claimed that whenever an individual lies in state in the Capitol Rotunda, a World War I doughboy momentarily appears, salutes, then disappears.

Langsdorff stood in a launch in the harbor outside Montevideo, saluted, and then pressed a button that set off explosives that sent the Graf Spee to rest in the shallow water.