Sentence examples for congratulate too from inspiring English sources

So don't congratulate too soon on what looks like a lift in aid levels.

After Mr. Obama's re-election, Mr. Silver was being congratulated, too.

Germany shouldn't congratulate itself too much just yet.

With an embarrassed smile, Ms. Bruni-Sarkozy replied: "I congratulate you, too".

That means, she added, that New York should not congratulate itself too heartily yet.

So when we look at Hillary Clinton, let us not congratulate ourselves too much.

Bruni-Sarkozy responded with a big smile: "I congratulate you, too!" The French first couple disappointed fans and organizers of the Cannes Film Festival by not appearing at the opening night last week.

As it happened my friend and I caught a glimpse of Haw afterwards in the crowd, calmly sipping champagne amid the art-world hoopla, and we found ourselves rushing up to congratulate him too.

Before you congratulate yourself too much, though, you might want to consider the circumstances that led to this renewed optimism.

He was really good, and when he got drafted last year I meant to get his number and text him and congratulate him too".

My Mum found that people wished to congratulate her, too, as though she had done an excellent job in selecting for her only daughter a single man of good fortune, who was in want of a wife.