Sentence examples for some salute from inspiring English sources

Some salute the fact that Oakland's murder rate is down from last year at this point without recognizing that many have been infected with a seductive agent that numbs them to senseless violence and leads to glancing attention at best to the news of a murder -- as long as it does not occur in their backyard.

Some saluted the coffin.

"Some kids salute us with the wrong hand, say, 'Oh, you want to go fight the white man's war on old Hussein,' " Rasheen said recently, speaking in urgent bursts in the grim fluorescent light of Room 545.

Some will salute.

Some Kurds saluted Mr Erdogan for his courage, but even they insisted that he must match his words with deeds.There are encouraging signs that he will.

The only jarring moments in Jonathan Munby's production, apparently set in Franco's Spain, come with some fascist salutes when the Don hijacks Zerlina's wedding.

The audience booed him right from the start, and although he earned some scattered salutes, nothing he tried -- jokes, threats, good sportsmanship, bad sportsmanship -- made much of an impression.

I don't think it could even occur to them, even in their wildest dreams, to stop, throw in some change and salute their comrades.

Witnesses say that the men aboard the dinghy were standing erect at the moment of the blast, as if in some kind of salute.

It's far more cheerful for now to salute some of the brilliance and courage that's been on display over the long weekend – and especially the outstanding qualities of Wigan and Leeds.

En route by private plane to a Charlotte racetrack in the sixties, it's said, he landed on a small-town road, had a few drinks with a friend, and then took off again, clipping a power line when he dipped a wing to salute some folks on the ground.