Salutes Sentence Examples

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  • Every snake of its kind receives the profound veneration of the native of Whydah, who salutes it as master, father, mother and benefactor.

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  • Next day the young phoenix is already feathered; on the third day his pinions are full grown, he salutes the priest and flies away.

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  • Ignoring traffic, blaring horns and fingered salutes, we kissed on cheeks, then lips and hips gridlocked.

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  • A tired and emotional Freddie Flintoff salutes your over-by-over reporter.

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  • Cannon are all very well for royal salutes, but not to kill people with.

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  • Combining hypnotic language with arresting dance theater, this bold and thrillingly new show salutes the underbelly of urban life.

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  • The Walk of Fame not only salutes film stars, but also television actors, radio personalities, stage performers, directors, singers, songwriters, and other celebrities.

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  • Hong-Kong or Victoria harbour constantly presents an animated appearance, as many as 240 guns having been fired as salutes in a single day.

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  • It usually contemplates a special Jewish-Christian house-church (so Zahn), like those which Paul salutes at the end of Romans, e.g.

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