Sentence examples for salutes that from inspiring English sources

Then Moultrie let go-21 tardy, old salutes that wouldn't have done honor to a state assemblyman.

But the two most noteworthy moments on the fashion side were when Naomi Campbell appeared on top of one of the structures near the beginning of proceedings and when several of the models began to pose in the same black power salutes that were seen during Beyoncé's Super Bowl half-time performance.

Right after the election, at a conference promoting the creation of a white ethno-state, Spencer received wide coverage for the Nazi salutes that greeted his exclamation, "Hail, Trump!" Each time, it's been a careful dance by a mainstream media that are attempting to cover such hate without, as Spencer says, normalizing it.

It was the rain that beaded on the burnished brass of trumpeters outside Buckingham Palace; that veiled the River Thames in swirling gusts as a flotilla of 1,000 boats took royal salutes; that pattered, ever so gently at first, on a multitude cramming The Mall leading to Buckingham Palace to espy a queenly wave from the balcony.

It's appropriate that Looking salutes that series several times throughout its run; the first-season finale even played out to The Golden Girls' earworm theme song, Thank You for Being a Friend.

"Saluting that.

As Rost went to the ball, he gave Beckham a salute that is also universal.

Events began with a 60-gun salute that set off nearby car alarms.

The late icon received a salute that was far more sweet than substantive at New York's Carnegie Hall.

He showed us the regal Hungarian salute that precedes a bout -- almost reason enough to inspire a duel.

41: the number of guns in the salute that will accompany the royal birth, fired as a sign of respect to the salubrious sprog.