Sentence examples for take salute from inspiring English sources

Etta's take Salute the big broad trucks, while pretending to drive.

The German ambassador will take the salute.

If the pollsters are correct, Enda Kenny, the current taoiseach, will take the salute as thousands of troops file past the GPO.

There will also be a 21-gun fusillade and the Irish prime minister will take the salute as the Irish Defence Forces march past the podium.

How fine, then, to be Jacques Chirac, president of France, and to take the salute on July 14th, the anniversary of that day in 1789 when angry Parisians stormed the Bastille prison and sparked off the revolution.

After the service, troops will parade along East Claremont Street where Princess Anne will take the salute.

He will be the guest of honour at the military parade on Monday, where he will take the salute from Indian soldiers.

The Princess Royal will take the salute as a parade of services personnel, veterans and cadets march from Stirling Castle to the events grounds nearby.

Mr Willetts' achievements include nurturing the vibrant UK space sector and he was due to take a salute from the community for announcing plans to have a UK launch site for space planes at the Farnborough Air show today.

A dignitary may take the salute without a head dress.

I shook, took and saluted, and then fell into the back of my formation with a greater feeling of shame than ever before.