Sentence examples for ever congratulated from inspiring English sources

In other words, the bluesman knew himself to be a "profound artist" before we ever congratulated ourselves for calling him that.

How many times, I wonder, are Alan Jones or Steve Price or Andrew Bolt or Jon Faine or David Koch or Karl Stefanovic or Eddie Maguire or any other middle aged white man ever congratulated on their ethnicity, given that being white and male means you're more likely than anyone else – including and especially women, and non-white people – to be given gigs and profiles?

No one should ever be congratulated for a miscarriage.

Does he ever quietly congratulate himself and say, Hey, I made this street?

They never congratulated us.

José Manuel Barroso, president of European Commission, said the year had turned out to be "one of the most successful capital of culture programmes that we have ever had" and congratulated the city on delivering a diverse programme of film, music, theatre and art.

Musk, ever the complimentary fellow, congratulated Bezos for "achieving VTOL on their booster" (that's vertical takeoff and landing) before clarifying: Ouch.

"No one ever called to congratulate me," Clark says, laughing.

In Corpus Christi, speaking to Governor Abbott, Trump began by acknowledging that it wasn't time for congratulations, but offered a prediction that Houston would soon be better than ever: "We'll congratulate each other when it's all finished".

For example (and there are many), she learned of the Everest trip when a friend congratulated her husband on making the cut.

After the game, Gerard stopped by the production truck, where a colleague giddily congratulated him: "Nobody's ever had anything like that!