without quotation marks, and while we are inclined to string along with them, we congratulate the "Times" and the "Sun" on the English language.
More customers arrived, including a trio of young white men under fiercely clipped wedges of hair; a smart Asian couple, congratulated several times on an engagement; a dad in a bomber jacket, carrying his seven-year-old daughter; a cyclist who parked his bike underneath the dartboard.
All other papers in town just used the word "Gas" naked (which, of course, should mean "an aeriform fluid, having neither independent shape nor volume, but tending to expand indefinitely"- Webster) without quotation marks, and while we are inclined to string along with them, we congratulate the Times & theSun on their attempt to preserve the purity of the English language.
For the past month, my fellow college graduates and I have been congratulated countless times, often by adults from generations older than ours.
Conservatives spend a lot of time congratulating themselves on their "moral clarity".
Mind you, Potts shouldn't spend too much time congratulating himself on his own cleverness.
But before Osborne spends too much time congratulating himself on his "responsible" move, he should ask why Lloyds' share price has fallen by a quarter since May.
Trump spent so much time congratulating himself on his "historic" trip that he may have been surprised by the reaction of Merkel and others.
Right after they were married everyone was walking over, one at a time, congratulating them, and I was just watching this procession.
No one could begrudge him a break, but you have to ask "What from?" He seemed to have about the right balance of smarts and sentiment – in Juno, certainly, although the characters in Up In the Air spent way too much time congratulating one another on their witty retorts.
But the unresolved matters are so pressing that international trade negotiators should set a forward-looking agenda rather than spending time congratulating themselves for past achievements.
