Sentence examples similar to being able to congratulate from inspiring English sources

He'll be allowed to talk about Trayvon Martin like a human being, and Meet The Press will be able to congratulate themselves for booking Jealous and having the discussion.

He had not been able to congratulate him for nearly an hour... Rob was just being Rob.

In either case, we would all be able to congratulate ourselves on having witnessed a legendary Cannes moment.

Perhaps, half a century hence, as she surveys the parched Antipodean wilderness, Ms Gillard will be able to congratulate herself on her prescience.

It's good that the Film Desk has brought them together, in an act akin to cinematic montage, and it's good to be able to congratulate Lillian Ross here on the revelatory results.

It would have been a pleasure to be able to congratulate President Bush on his openness in agreeing to sit down today with the independent commission on the 9/11 attacks and answer questions.

If, as seems likely, the new treaty is ratified without popular votes, the politicians will be able to congratulate themselves on having smuggled through the back door what they failed to bring in through the front.

Great to meet that understanding wife today, temporarily unshackled from domesticity – their daughters are now 11 and eight – and to be able to congratulate her on what is a tremendously accomplished play.

If something of that kind were to emerge from Paris, it will not have been a total waste of time, and the delegates would be able to congratulate themselves on a real achievement rather than yet another false one.

It was nice to be able to congratulate them afterwards.

Another passionate football area returns to the Premier League - and Leicester are another club who will be able to congratulate themselves on a job well done if they stay up.