Sentence examples for congratulate most from inspiring English sources

Although there will be newcomers to celebrate and congratulate, most of them, I suspect, will come along during the first months of the year, laggards that missed their projected fall openings.

Late in the Vikings game, he strolled up and down the sideline, congratulating most of his offensive teammates, thanking them, talking about goals achieved and goals yet realized.

All are to be congratulated; most of all, of course, Zane himself, for whom this is a fitting tribute in the 20th season of the dance troupe.

Jeremy Smith, professor of English philology and head of the school of critical studies at Glasgow University, said: "Dr Murray – one of the most exciting early-career researchers currently working in her field – is to be congratulated most warmly on this fantastic discovery, which opens up a whole new chapter in Scottish cultural history".

However, he conceded that when he travelled abroad the programme he was congratulated most often for was ITV's Downton Abbey.

It was congratulated most frequently for its breadth of scope, the richness of its visuals, and the freedom it worked into its design.

On alighting, his Majesty shook hands with Senor Kindelan, and said: "I wish to congratulate you most heartily," adding: "It gives me great pleasure to know that I have in the Spanish army officers who are such able aviators, and who have such a thorough grasp of this important section of military science".

We congratulate him most heartily".

Continue congratulating people who have congratulated them most recently before you.

It is the attempts by this group to identify those environmental conditions, as well as emergency medical services care patterns, that affect the development of hypothermia in trauma patients that should be most congratulated.

Let me congratulate you on your most recent issue, "The Most Influential Princeton Alumni Ever". I found the review deeply fascinating; however, I did find it somewhat incomplete.