Sentence examples for Certainly congratulate from inspiring English sources

May joined the campaign against it in March 2010 and told BBC Radio Wales: "(I would) certainly congratulate John Griffiths who has made a very courageous decision here in the face of extreme pressure from the extreme end of the farmers' unions.

"The Emperor's Club" is to be congratulated for avoiding many of the sentimental clichés of the prep school genre; it certainly congratulates itself for this modest achievement.

He added: "I certainly did congratulate him when he came back, and was happy for the fact that Sidney scored that goal.

Ivanka Trump can certainly be congratulated for getting so many companies to put their names in writing and pledge to train workers.

The enviro wind bags should certainly be congratulated for keeping this vacuous climate movement going despite having no science to sustain their propoganda!

Cameron replied: I certainly wouldn't congratulate the Guardian newspaper because I can see what has been done here where information has been published about the work of our security and intelligence services, which quite frankly will make this country less safe.

Certainly we can congratulate or encourage one another, offer support and friendship, stand ready with encouragement and quite literally, see our lives move from comradeship to memorial.

The last sentences she wrote to her son from Berlin were: "You certainly must be congratulated.

The prime minister and the immigration minister have held a press conference in order to declare they are, a) most certainly not publicly congratulating themselves for six months sans asylum boats; and b) they don't intend to supply any actual facts regarding the operations to our north because facts could have all sorts of unintended consequences.

Mr Chote said: "The new government is certainly to be congratulated on the transparency with which it has presented [its policies]." In setting out cuts of public spending, the government has said it would protect the NHS and the Overseas Development Agency.

The victors do not want to hear about it; certainly not while they congratulate themselves for being so enlightened.