Sentence examples for to salutes 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.
Gen. Augusto Pinochet received a muted hero's welcome from the military high command as he returned home today from his long exile and house arrest in London to salutes, brassy martial music and a low-flying air force helicopter entourage.
Mr. Reagan's successors continued the practice, and I continued to be conflicted — believing that when it comes to salutes (and one or two other matters), presidents deserved to be cut some slack, but also feeling a little uneasy about the whole thing.
You've got to salute Hillary.
He has learned how to salute.
The cadets turn to salute.
I used to salute the police officers.
He wanted to salute the fans.
ABC News just took time to salute poll workers.
He said that the children needed to salute their mother.
That is the military ethos – to salute and press on.
Waltrip had been known to pause to salute him.
