Sentence examples for Be congratulating from inspiring English sources
verb
To express one's sympathetic pleasure or joy to the person(s) it is felt for
People should be congratulating us, not criticising us".
Should one of them win, America will be congratulating itself once more.
THE many biographers and curators pumping out material on Abraham Lincoln must be congratulating themselves on truly extraordinary timing.
While Texans may be congratulating themselves on living in a mild winter clime, might I remind everyone that long-term drought is predicted for that region?
Another time, a father taped a complicated delivery and then pretended to be congratulating the clinicians while recording their responses about the complications.
I am not sure whether I should be congratulating you or consoling you if you happen to be reading this in Toledo.
They should be congratulated.
"The county should be congratulated".
Still, Mr. Hynes is to be congratulated.
All six finalists should be congratulated.
The Benfica players should be congratulated.
