Sentence examples similar to beginning to congratulate from inspiring English sources

Sitting around the campfire that night, we began to congratulate ourselves.

Players began to congratulate Clemens as he stalked the clubhouse, but he was still tense.

And suddenly, in our pub, people began to congratulate me and buy me drinks.

IN 1998, however, friends familiar with his "Crew" script began to congratulate him on "The Truman Show," he recalled.

As soon as chattel slavery was abolished in the British West Indies, Mauritius and the Cape, the British began to congratulate themselves on their generosity.

The repeated word "gone" tolls through the prose like a funeral bell and you begin to congratulate the publisher for its impressive self-control in not simply retitling the book Girl, Gone in order to maximise its appeal.

"We began to congratulate him: 'You're a rich guy now.'" Durov said.

Everyone then begins to congratulate Michael.

People are beginning to leave and congratulate the winners, and the storyteller notices that Bloom's attention is wandering.

OECD is to be congratulated for undertaking this work, but above all I want to acknowledge the invaluable contribution of John Bennett, who has led the review from beginning to end.

A group of theatre people invade the place to congratulate Capote, Margaret Truman begins to sing and there is general commotion.