Sentence examples for congratulated from from inspiring English sources

But instead of vomiting in protest, the audience applauded and cheered, as if they'd each been singled out for individual praise, rather than being congratulated from a distance for being part of an anonymous blobby mass.

For this reason, I congratulate from the bottom of my heart Charlotte Gainsbourg's performance.

In the only letter extant to her from Fitzgerald, he congratulated her: "From all I've heard of him he must be one of the best ever -- Doesn't it make you sigh with relief to be settled and think of all the men you escaped marrying?

The government is to be congratulated for listening to parliamentarians from across the political spectrum in both the Commons and the Lords, and making the right decision, ignoring the industry and going ahead," she said.

England were excellent and for that Andy Flower, Cook and the team should be congratulated but from the moment Australia lost nine first innings wickets for 62 runs on the second day the result and the cricket played had an inevitable feel to it.

"I hear one newspaper has written that City congratulated him from Twitter but this is a joke.

President François Hollande of France indicated how eager, even impatient, they are when he congratulated Ms. Merkel from Paris and invited her to visit as soon as possible.

I can just congratulate players from both teams.

"I congratulate them from my heart for being able to organize such events," he said.

She did not mention McConnell by name or congratulate him from the stage.

For instance, visitors to Washington will see billboards congratulating Mr. Obama from Sheik Khalid bin Saqr al-Qasimi, the exiled deputy ruler and crown prince of Ras al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates.