Sentence examples for time to salute from inspiring English sources
ABC News just took time to salute poll workers.
"It's time to salute one of the greatest sports teams ever, and a good bunch of blokes too.
Meanwhile it's time to salute the unseen stars of this perfect production: its director John Copley, now a sprightly 79, and its designer, the late Julia Trevelyan Oman.
It's time to salute this Harvard team, which clearly is one of the better Division I FCS (formerly Division I-AA) teams in the nation.
"The astronauts had time to plant the flag, time to salute, time to talk to the president of the United States," Red says, "but time was so short.
ISAAC STERN Before the official opening of its season, Carnegie Hall takes time to salute its president in honor of his 80th birthday.
They rose to their feet at half-time to salute Martin Dobson, the 1970s stalwart who won four England caps during his distinguished Burnley career.
It was troubling at times to salute a character who tried only until dissatisfied, but there was a welcome lesson at hand.
It is time again to salute Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi and the inspiring warriors who continue to provide a voice for the people of Burma.
So let's take time out to salute the best player in basketball.
Two hours later they were on their feet again, this time more rapturously, to salute a stunning hundred off 85 balls, the fastest of the 231 at Lord's.
