Sentence examples for always congratulate from inspiring English sources

The bombers will always congratulate themselves on their "surgical precision".

He would always congratulate us for insisting on Venice or Amsterdam over Aberystwyth.

I always congratulate these boys on their scholarship, and then I tell them that their questions sound really gay.

People who meet me are very happy to see me; they always congratulate me and ask for photos.

"I always congratulate players when they sign a new contract and then I warn them," he said.

You should always congratulate your opponent on a good shot, and never cheer a mistake or miss.

"When she had a bad day, she always congratulated everybody.

After rolling her eyes at a slender girl passing a joint (" 'I'm wrecked,' she bragged, as though it took a special talent to get stoned"), Harriet utters a relatable prayer: "Lord, spare me these dimpled darlings who are always congratulating themselves for not having any thoughts or feelings".

Players are sometimes, but not always, congratulated when following these instructions, while dissenting the narrator results in a barrage of insults.

The program coordinator always congratulated me and said I have talent, that I could be a great photographer or a film cameraman.

I always warmly congratulate the winners, but I never forget to end with a brief and heartfelt speech, in which I remind the contestants that there is really only ONE purpose of BAMO: to get them to spend four hours thinking about math, and, after the contest is over, to keep thinking.