Sentence examples for sweet salute from inspiring English sources
At the Valley Restaurant at the Garrison, which has a zeal for local products, the pastry chef, Laura DiGiorno, uses Wild Hive Farm's polenta to make a dessert called a cheesecake corn dog, a sweet salute to that beloved staple of carnivals and country fairs.
Masazumi Chaya's vibrant staging of "Winter in Lisbon," a sweet and sassy salute by Billy Wilson to the music of Dizzy Gillespie, will also be performed (Sunday night).
There were some sweet moments: his opening salute to the flag and her nod to him, the side kicks toward the end, the part where they sped up into a little run, the ending dip -- well, the whole thing was sweet.
Her first book of poetry, The Sentimental Song Book, was published in 1876 and later reissued as The Sweet Singer of Michigan Salutes the Public.
This showcases a winning central performance from Adam Driver and has good things to say about what makes an artist, saluting the sweet, simple tao of putting the right words on a page.
The late icon received a salute that was far more sweet than substantive at New York's Carnegie Hall.
On her Twitter account, she posted a selfie from the National Policy Institute conference, an "alt-right" gathering, where she posed, beaming a sweet grin, her arm in a Hitler salute.
The closing program (tomorrow night) promises light-hearted, sweet entertainment with "Who Cares?," Balanchine's blithe salute to Gershwin and Manhattan, the cheekily patriotic "Stars and Stripes and Robbinss's "I'm Old Fashioned".
The moment, capping a long and resolute career in state government, had officials saluting her as the indispensable Ruth Ann -- short and sweet, as the bumper stickers said it during her campaign.
