Sentence examples similar to congratulating in from inspiring English sources

Pushkin Children's Books are to be congratulated in making it available to an English audience.

I looked up "congratulate" in the dictionary: it said "to wish someone joy".

They beat New Zealand 3-1 to match their best performance in an Olympics and were congratulated in the dressing room by the omnipresent Duchess of Cambridge.

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 Muslims of Bombay deserve to be congratulated in taking this important decision," Raashid Alvi, a Muslim member of India's Parliament from the Congress Party, said to me.

The unfashionable and sometimes taciturn Pim Verbeek was wrongly condemned for speaking with honesty, but Postecoglou's frankness should be congratulated in an era of sporting clichés.

Authors can use them to connect with the people who make up their core support network, do some self-congratulating in an artful, not-so-obvious way, and creatively market their book to new people in attendance.

Some viewers may be put off by the squalor on display while others may merely find themselves grateful for their own financial/social situation and/or self-congratulating in their acknowledgment of these sorts of living conditions.

Read: Trump congratulated Putin after advisers wrote "DO NOT CONGRATULATE" in all caps on his briefing materials.

Trump did congratulate Putin on his election victory in a phone call between the two leaders last week — despite advisers writing "DO NOT CONGRATULATE" in all caps on his briefing materials.

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