Sentence examples for Express congratulations from inspiring English sources

The thing to keep in mind is that the purpose of a handshake at work is to greet someone or say good-bye or express congratulations or to signal agreement on a deal.

I would like to express congratulations on the launch of the Huffington Post Japan.

At the turn of the 20th century, Americans used the swastikas on postcards to express congratulations, said Kaenzig.

A.A.U.W. has previously expressed congratulations to the president for appointing women to high-ranking cabinet posts, policy positions and the federal judiciary.

Mr. Franks said many of his callers had expressed congratulations that he did even better than George W. Bush, who won 40percentt of the vote in New Jersey compared with 56percentt for Al Gore.

-Ray Lori: That's how Ray expresses congratulations.

The United States, the staunchest informal ally of Taiwan, quickly expressed congratulations to Tsai on Friday.

The other, was "from all of us" -- a bunch of goofy-looking dogs -- and expressed congratulations for an unspecified achievement.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei told reporters at a daily briefing on Thursday that China had "expressed congratulations" to North Korea on the occasion.

If you're expressing congratulations in a professional setting, especially to your boss or manager, it's fine to be a bit more private after you've expressed congratulations.

Congressman Charles Dent of Pennsylvania said: "I too just wanted to express my congratulations to all of you and collective gratitude on behalf of this committee, and from the American people".