Sentence examples for the saluting from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a gesture in honor of someone or something.
- They saluted the flag as it passed in the parade.
The return of British bodies has been given full-scale TV coverage: the Union-Jacked coffin, the saluting Prince Andrew, the waggling kilts of soldiers escorting the hearse of their fallen comrades.
Constance would still be able to smell it later on, as she drove down the winding ramp for the last time, pulling away from the closing electric gate and the saluting security guard, onto the gritty ground floor and out into traffic, en route to.
Constance would still be able to smell it later on, as she drove down the winding ramp for the last time, pulling away from the closing electric gate and the saluting security guard, onto the gritty ground floor and out into traffic, en route to..
She was picked up in the motorcade, whisked around St. Peter's Square, led past the saluting Swiss Guards, marched through rooms painted by Raphael and Michelangelo and finally, at length, into the antechamber of the room in which the pope works.
Brathwaite remained, joined by Marlon Samuels, who received no obvious response to the saluting send-off he gave Ben Stokes on the third evening.
The saluting battery consists of seven guns, which each fire three times, and annually fires a 21-gun salute on the Queen's official birthday.
The White House saluted the compromise.
The Scout Salute is used when saluting the flag of the United States.
We began the first rotation by saluting the black stone.
You're not saluting the man, you're saluting the uniform," Schiff said, quoting his father.
The sentries at the gate saluted Naquib.
