Sentence examples for saluted when from inspiring English sources

The big man stood up and casually saluted when the officer walked in.

Jazz Workout Artie Shaw and Woody Herman, two masters of the clarinet, will be saluted when the clarinetists Dick Johnson and Ken Peplowski join the music director and trumpeter Jon Faddis and the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Carnegie Hall.

Soldiers on this sprawling post in central Texas snap to salute when Maj. Gen. Rick J. Hillier strides by.

Your men will salute when you draw near, and returning home from Afghanistan every now and again improves staff morale, helping them to get things done quicker.

Chief Nalbach said that Officer Michael Camacho, 25, who sustained shotgun blasts to the neck, could not speak but was able to salute when the chief visited him on Friday morning.

This idea that we all stand rigidly and salute when God Save the Queen comes on and secretly think rationing is all right is as insulting as any national stereotype, which is why it's so weird that we foist it on ourselves – if it didn't fit the cliche so neatly I'd be offended.

Now presidents are expected to salute when boarding and departing vessels and aircraft, or, as Obama did recently, greeting the caskets of dead servicemen.

Never salute when you are holding an item that requires both hands to hold, such as a large box or the American flag.

Nobody saluted, however, when it came to service.

"They just said, 'Feel free to do the story, we hope you treat it, the bureau, in a respectful way.'" In the Bagger's experience, Mr. Eastwood has the presence of a four-star general — Mr. Hammer saluted him when he came into the party – and that is not lost on anyone, Hollywood or not.

Walter Reed saluted Carter when he said, "I know of no one more competent to pass judgment on all that pertains to the subject of yellow fever.