Sentence examples for congratulate one from inspiring English sources

It wasn't long ago that top editors at the major houses would meet on Wednesdays to discuss the bestseller list, to congratulate one another on acquisitions, and to discuss business plans and practices.

Today, longtime neighbors up and down the rows congratulate one another on weddings and births.

Writers congratulate one another on skilful gimmicks and advances, all in the relative obscurity of the literary market and launch parties.

The team members then gather for a post-mortem in which they catalog the bumps and shadows and congratulate one another on their bravery.

There is, in fact, a downside to a scene that is so mutually supportive, clubbable and warm: artists can congratulate one another on work that is actually quite ordinary.

Consider setting up some kind of recognition platform where employees can congratulate one another on a job well done.

In damning email correspondence made public last week, Christie's aides and political appointees merely congratulated one another on their handiwork.

But even as the European trio of finance ministers congratulated one another on the unprecedented show of G20 unity, behind the scenes there were growing concerns that national self-interest could scupper some elements of the plan.

A few minutes later I was on the edge of the Great Lawn with four or five dozen slightly dazed other people, watching and listening and congratulating one another on our luck.

No one could begrudge him a break, but you have to ask "What from?" He seemed to have about the right balance of smarts and sentiment – in Juno, certainly, although the characters in Up In the Air spent way too much time congratulating one another on their witty retorts.

The popular town kids, whose fathers had the most money, sat around at the designated tables in the cafeteria and congratulated one another on the new cars they'd received for their birthdays, while the children of the corn, the lumpenproletariat, peered at them from the periphery, sneezing into their baloney sandwiches, secretly hating them.