Sentence examples for congratulating about from inspiring English sources

He said, "What is this thing everybody is congratulating about?

Congratulated about the great hire of Sundhage, Gulati noted that she had been a known quantity for years.

Yet, this is the kind of reform which Congress proposes, passes, and then congratulates itself about," he writes.

The actor rose to fame playing the neurotic Adam Sackler in Girls, with co-star Lena Dunham congratulating him about  the news on Twitter.

Mr. Cue testified on Monday that Mr. Jobs's e-mail was not a memo congratulating him about how Apple's entry into the e-book market affected Amazon, causing it to switch to a business model called agency pricing, where the publishers, not the retailer, set the price of the books.

No. So, why is the NIH congratulating themselves about improvements in animal welfare -- patting themselves on the back, job well done -- when they support the use of tens of millions of sentient beings in invasive research?" Sadly and regrettably, this still is the case -- reliable scientific data are simply dismissed as if they didn't exist.

"I think today's more about congratulating London Welsh than worrying about what we did wrong.

Instead of either accepting or inflicting any ill-placed blame, how about instead congratulating yourself on being a wonderful spouse who was there until the very end; a spouse who was married, "till death did you part" and is now taking positive steps to move forward in a healthy and productive way....and the very best of you is all that you can ever expect of yourself.

"Now this holiday is not just about girls congratulating boys, it's about congratulating those who make it possible to build civilian institutions here," said Denis Pushilin, vice-speaker of the people's council of the DPR.

Rivers said he received calls from fellow N.B.A. coaches congratulating him, raving about the intensity of the games.

Sam Nunn, the former Democratic senator from Georgia and a founder of the threat initiative, said the study "is not about congratulating some and chastising others".