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salute with

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salute someone with something 
1. Lit. to greet someone with a formal hand salute. He failed to salute the officer with the proper salute and was reprimanded. David saluted the captain with the appropriate salute and passed on by.
2. Fig. to greet or honor someone with the firing of guns or an over flight of airplanes. (Military or government.) The government saluted the visiting dignitary with a twenty-one gun salute. They saluted the prime minister with a flight of acrobatic jets.


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The band in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York in 1983, a performance for Mayor Kock (left), and (below left) the band in Norway when they took a royal salute with a march past in front of King Olaf at the palace gates.
Byline: JOHN CRESSWELL IREAD your story about Aston Villa giving the Nazi salute with some surprise, because I had always thought that Villa had refused to give the salute.
 
 
 
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