Sentence examples for Convey congratulations from inspiring English sources
Toward the end of 97, Hadrian was chosen to go west to Gaul to convey congratulations to Trajan, whom the aged emperor Nerva had just adopted and thereby designated his successor.
Signs that the two factions may be moving closer towards reconciliation include Abbas conveying congratulations to Hamas on its "victory" in the eight-day war, and Hamas's belated support for Abbas's UN statehood bid.
Whether Russia was offering serious proposals to jump-start a stalled relationship or merely conveying rote congratulations to a new world leader was not clear from the limited texts made available here.
"I am commanded to convey to you the congratulations of the King upon tomorrow's celebration both of the centenary of the Manchester Guardian and of the completion of your fifty years' association with the paper, which, under your courageous guidance, has secured for itself a position of such eminence and esteem in the world of journalism".
Statements of congratulations will convey acceptance, which is very important to the new parents.
After things settled down, NASA chief Charles Bolden said a few stirring and patriotic words, as did White House science adviser John Holdren, who conveyed President Obama's congratulations on a job well done.
Amidon stages scenes early on in which Wooten has some difficulties with a group of white construction workers; he also does a good job of conveying the unconscious self-congratulation of racially tolerant whites like Swope.
In a message conveyed to the children, UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake offered his congratulations.
"Kindly convey to the Monitors of 'Anchor House' my sincere thanks for their letter of congratulations on my gaining of the Military Cross," he wrote.
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"Compared to the benefits heterosexual marriages convey, gay marriages are an embarrassment — that we should accept so little, and with so much hoopla of excitement and self-congratulation".
