Sentence examples for saluted from from inspiring English sources
Red Sox third baseman Fred Thomas, an active-duty member of the Navy at the time, stood up straight and saluted from his spot on the field.
A furious Webber refused to join the post-race celebrations and had earlier given Vettel an unambiguous finger salute from behind the wheel after being overtaken.
Soon after, the anti-apartheid boycott swept across every sport and a Black Power salute from the Olympic podium shook the world.
He once brought in John Carlos, the sprinter who gave a Black Power salute from the Olympic podium, to speak to the team.
Like modern corporate competitors, these leaders borrowed freely from one another, with Hitler taking the straight-armed Roman salute from Mussolini and Mao adopting Socialist Realism from the Soviets.
The News of the World had promised the blonde with the camera $50,000, a figure it dropped to $24,000 when the most lurid "Nazi" scenes it sought, like a "sieg heil" salute from Mr. Mosley, never materialized.
Afterward, he said that Suzuki had congratulated him on returning to the 200-hit club, just as he had saluted Suzuki from the dugout two years before.
Reid promised to return the ring upon repeal of the policy, Choi stood and saluted him from the audience and the two men embraced.
Like ambassadors from the motherboard, the sculptures, trinkets, and installations saluted the virtual world from which they came.
"General, the people salute you from the heart," read notices displayed on the streets.
We salute him from afar – with 28 screens filtering through his computer at once, he may well be watching.
