Sentence examples for congratulations for a from inspiring English sources
It's a big challenge, so congratulations for a great week".
"Please accept our sincere congratulations for a well-managed economy," said Angel Gurría, the O.E.C.D.'s secretary general, in a speech in Berlin.
Yesterday afternoon on Sky Radio Greek talk radio with an Anglo title -- a caller made this observation: "All these countries are sending us congratulations for a great Olympics.
So Abramson made a point of doing something that Raines was unlikely to have done: walking over and calling out, "Good morning, Metro desk!" Then she offered congratulations for a front-page story on the admissions policies of New York private schools.
With tight end Martellus Bennett holding court a few feet away, Coughlin pulled Cruz close and whispered in his ear: a few words of congratulations for a standout game that included 179 receiving yards and a touchdown catch, along with a few more words of appreciation for a man who had endured a difficult week.
Jimmy Kimmel's ascent to the main stage of late-night television — the hour directly after the 11 p.m. local news — was greeted last week with widespread congratulations for a performer who had paid his dues and for a network willing to shake up the late-night status quo and bet on a comedic challenger to David Letterman and Jay Leno.
The other, was "from all of us" -- a bunch of goofy-looking dogs -- and expressed congratulations for an unspecified achievement.
I would like very much to hear the congratulations for an institution which has delivered price stability in Germany better than what has ever been obtained in [that] country over the last 50 years".
For a hug that acknowledges an accomplishment, that often means a congratulations for an award won, a job well done, a wedding, or other significant life moment.
Here lies a problem with "Against [X]." Its contrariness can seem contrived or ginned up for effect, aiming, with an excess of self-congratulation, for a outraged or scandalized response: Yes, folks, I'm dismissing happiness itself in a two-word title.
"It isn't me, Joe Lieberman, who deserves credit and the congratulations for taking a bold step.
