After saluting the crowd, he turned and lit the flame.

We join all Americans in saluting the enormous accomplishments of his unique and original life.

When armed with a rifle, two methods are available when saluting.

Saluting the rising sun was a common practice.

I think of it as a modern mogul saluting one of the great figures from the past.

"By their manner of saluting me.

Then, saluting the moment and promising a wide range of support, he declared: "We have resources but we don't have dreams.

Without saluting either of the officers present, he sat down on a corner of Commodore Schang's desk.

I've certainly seen a photography exhibbition by a female photographer in Paris with men saluting but the name of the photographer escapes me now.

After saluting, he said, "Fighting Joseph's compliments, sir, and he declines your generous request.

"Chieh Hsia," Karr answered, saluting him, his head lowered.

Guarding the Escorial, polishing their boots, staying out of trouble, breeding, whoring, drinking and saluting the French."

He did so, saluting smartly and giving no indication of any surprise or any other feeling when he noticed Admiral Farnham present.

Next, the priestess goes a certain journey, passing the shrines of many great and terrible of the Lords of Khem, and saluting them.

After saluting the fans D.C. United players celebrated the victory with cigars and champagne in the locker room with friends, families and fans.

On August 26, 1858, Field returned to a triumphant homecoming at Great Barrington, Massachusetts, saluting this Massachusetts boy made good.

"If I may congratulate yer grace," Fraser said, after saluting the duke in his usual manner with his garden trowel, his round face touched with a smile.

In the summer they'd put a potted plant out there and invite us down to share in an old New York ritual which involved saluting the growing season with a martini pitcher.

A third nominee is a spot for Apple Computer Inc. that introduced the company's "Think different" campaign saluting "the crazy ones" from Einstein to Picasso to Gandhi.

Both of the visitors, after saluting the old man and speaking to Barrois, a faithful servant, who had been twenty-five years in his service, took their places on either side of the paralytic.

Jason asked, "By tying up Snarbi, I'm only conforming to a local code of ethics, like saluting in the arms', or not eating with your Fingers in polite society.

At the final whistle, Bale walked towards the noisy away section, saluting them as they chanted "Bale, Bale" and sang about him being born to play for them.

The hall's design, like the rest of the station, was stark and cold, maybe to balance the dreadful heat, and they walked straight through two security checks, the soldiers saluting, the dalin nodding in turn.

When Captain Dumont joins his getaway troops, the truck with Chaudard, Tassin and Pithiviers aboard saluting the German Commander with a great smile, escapes to join the 7th.

And I would like to salute so many that did special work.

We salute all those men and women who are involved in this.

I salute him for all he has done in this area.

The young men and one woman at the table stood to salute.

Then she stood at attention for a moment, hand on her heart to salute the Service dead.

He passed our car and raised a hand to salute us.

When he comes we ought to turn out and salute him.

They saluted her, and one of them asked if she needed anything.

He saluted them when they came over from the car.

I salute them but understand those who chose not to.

The young man started to turn, then remembered to salute.

And the officer of the watch, who had been waiting for her, would salute.

She salutes them all by name, and they in turn do the like.

If you're looking for the perfect place to salute the sun, the world is full of them.

One of the men ran up to him and saluted.

At a movement to his left, Miles turned and saluted.

"Sometimes you've got to take your hat off and salute a guy."

Even his ability to salute properly was called into question.

So let us take a moment to salute the courage of these two men.

Salute the uniform and not the man, as they say in the military.

And so today, I salute you for your critically important work.

He saluted the security officer as they left the building.

The major, who at least had a small table to himself, stood up and saluted.

But salute the club for taking an interest in members' minds.

What's the difference if they salute the Emperor or not?

Someone gave an order and every man came to the salute.

I gave him a salute and got into the car.

I gave her a small salute and the game began.

He gave her a little salute as she left, then called out to his students.

It had to be a kind of salute, he thought.

The small figure held up his hand in the traditional salute.

Should he fire a salute, and if so to whom?

Why not offer a salute to the man in blue?

He moved to the door, raised his hand in salute, and went out.

The three raised their hands in salute to one another.

More than 60,000 people showed up to pay him one final salute.

Without looking up, he returned my salute and held out his hand.

He raised his right hand in a salute that made no sense.

Only wanted to say salute, me and a few of my officers.

The meaning of the salute was not lost on them.

He, too, gave a kind of salute and ran for his car.

The guide should have made us all stand to attention and salute.

She gave the salute of one royal line to another.

I gave them a brief salute and we began to move.

When all was approved she gave him a little salute.

Let us join together to give salute to the red, white and blue.

It was not an easy task, but he could do no more than salute.

He gave one last salute to the audience and walked off the court.

I give him a salute and walk to the blocks.

The general acknowledged the salute and turned toward the girl.