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Meanings of fire a salute in English
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Usage of fire a salute in English
1
I wish we had a cannon; we would fire a salute.
2
She had answered with the small brass piece employed to fire a salute.
3
To fire a salute to a lot of murdering heathen.
4
Bolitho replied, 'We shall fire a salute to the citadel, if we can see it.
5
And they must range up in front of my mansion and fire a salute of guns.
6
They said they should fire a salute!
7
Twenty thousand persons were assembled in the magnificent grounds at Chatsworth, and artillery had been brought from Woolwich to fire a salute.
8
Now van Hoek ordered that the Dutch flag be run up on the mizzenmast, and had them fire a salute from the ship's cannons.
9
The hospital was full of very sick patients, or I should have made them fire a salute to old Dannebrog by way of reparation.
10
But if it meet your pleasure, the squadron will to-morrow at ten o'clock form port and starboard lines, fire a salute, and proceed in escort.
11
P.M. At 1 fired a salute in honour of the Queen's birthday.
12
My blacksmith friend, Allison, was firing a salute with an old cannon.
13
Corps paraded and fired a salute; Mr. Porter treated the company.
14
Tony, he is firing a salute in honor of the verdict, cried Charles.
15
This was a sign that Mr. Menneval had not been firing a salute.
16
A two-decker, firing a salute or at an unseen enemy.
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