Sentence examples for would salute from inspiring English sources

"They would salute each other".

Few American soldiers would salute their commander-in-chief for that.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Aug. 8 — "Before, our children would salute our soldiers when they passed.

I would salute anybody who uses creativity in a unique and different way".

Any neutral would salute Croatia's failure, in the present tournament, as infinitely more glorious than anything that has sustained England's perplexing survival.

P. J. Fouche, the hunter who manages a concession on the edge of the park, told me that scouts would salute Owens when he appeared.

Because I'd salute you for your courage and insight, if saluting weren't itself a militaristic and hierarchical gesture.

Picket me, debate me, I'd salute you.

If I could remember his name, I'd salute the Austin Peay guard whose explanation of the Governors' back-court cohesiveness broke up a television interviewer 20 years earlier.

Paolo Sollier, who played for second-tier side Perugia, adopted a pre-game ritual in which he'd salute the crowd with a raised fist – a sign of his support for the Marxist political group Avanguardia Operaia.

Sheffield said that the "real Sheffield fans" would probably salute him at the stadium.