Sentence examples for congratulated in the words from inspiring English sources

If there is an element of nostalgia to Train Songs, its editors can be congratulated, in the words of Myles na gCopaleen, on their "succès de steam".

The stories – pretending to be cockney in the back of a London cab; being congratulated in a restaurant on his pronunciation of the word "bruschetta" – are not constructed or delivered to be much more than likable barroom banter.

The editors are to be congratulated in presenting a concise corpus of contemporary relevant issues of nurses' roles in palliation.

First, King James, otherwise known as LeBron, departed the N.B.A. playoffs and the building in Orlando on Saturday night without congratulating the Magic, a word to the news media and perhaps a clue regarding his future in Cleveland.

Mr. Bradley, in a quasi-concession speech in which he congratulated Mr. Gore without using the words victory or defeat, said, "We have made a remarkable turnaround, but there is still a tough fight ahead".

It is understandable that you should have a right-wing bias but should it be so blatantly paraded by Bagehot?Related topics Le Monde Europe Tony Blair Labour Party (Britain) PortugalPATRICK MASSEYOrpington, KentSIR Bagehot is to be congratulated for his plucky enterprise in using the word "discombobulation" in describing the Tories.

It is understandable that you should have a right-wing bias but should it be so blatantly paraded by Bagehot PATRICK MASSEYOrpington, KentSIR Bagehot is to be congratulated for his plucky enterprise in using the word "discombobulation" in describing the Tories.

A wardrobe falls on his head, and he congratulates himself for remembering the word "wardrobe".

Razzano said her fellow French citizens were still congratulating her in the streets.

Upon being congratulated by a bystander, Seavey uttered the words all race-watchers already knew.

While Keith told us of his flying days in the New Zealand Air Force, we congratulated ourselves for, in Alison's words, "getting to know the real Kiwi".