Sentence examples for congratulate what from inspiring English sources
Indeed, when news arrived in Canberra of the latest royal engagement, Australia's politicians leapt to congratulate what the leader of the opposition – or, as he likes to stress, "Her Majesty's loyal opposition" – called "our future king".
Respondents spoke of health workers being "corrected on their shortfalls" and wanted feedback so "we would know the weaknesses of that person" or "congratulate what they did well and rebuke them on what they did not do".
"It's about people looking at your body of work and congratulating what you've done.
Photograph: Erik Martensson/EPA 12.15pm BST The UK Prime Minister congratulates Peter Higgs (what, no François Englert too?) David Cameron (@David_Cameron) Congratulations to Britain's Professor Peter Higgs, who is sharing this year's #NobelPrize for Physics.
Richard Simmons, the chief executive of the Commission for the Built Environment, says Kensington is to be congratulated on what seem to be promising results, which have improved both the aesthetic of the street and safety.
The Gleneagles camp has also been congratulated for what O'Brien calls a "sporting gesture", although it might be said that the Coolmore owners' partnership, running out of race options anyway as autumn approaches, have far more to gain than to lose.
"Should the theater still exist or has it been a long-term success and should be congratulated for what it was?" asked Eric Krebs, a Broadway producer who 22 years ago helped Crossroads get its start by sponsoring the new theater for a government grant.
The Indo-American Arto Council is to be congratulated for what they have added to the fabric of New York under the inspired leadership of its founder and director Aroon Shivdasani.
They should decidedly not be congratulated for what many of the big players in the industry now do for a great number of their students -- simply mislead them, enroll them, cash their financial aid and private student loan checks, and then leave them adrift, in weak and often worthless programs.
They learn more than if they just focus on success (so, don't just gloat and congratulate yourself about what you did right; focus on what could go even better next time).
