Sentence examples similar to felicitations on being from inspiring English sources
A knock-on is a knock-on.
Skip antiquated phrases like 'yuletide felicitations': it's (almost) 2005 for Santa's sake.
Donald Trump hailed his "wonderful relationship" with Xi Jinping during talks at the G20 – although his felicitations were undermined when the White House mistakenly referred to the Communist party chief as the president of Taiwan.
Some key informants reported that current efforts to spread awareness (lectures, newspaper articles, donor felicitation ceremonies) are not adequate, and that large-scale media campaigns are required to garner support for organ donation across the city.
What on earth is going on?
The "felicitations" of artists, that flower-strewn staple of Indian performances, begin in promising chaos with the stage crowded with sponsors, organisers and hangers-on, but are cut mercifully short.
Brought up in a family that presents its kings as incarnations of a Hindu deity, surrounded by toadies and addicted to being fawned on at "felicitation" ceremonies, he seems unaware of how lukewarm royalist sentiment has become.
Mr. Jon offers his "heartiest felicitations" on the success of that test, which led to American sanctions against both countries.
Felicitations on this blessed day upon which our heavenly Father hath chosen to spare our humble bodies from pestilence.
