Sentence examples for generally congratulated from inspiring English sources

Governor Nikki Haley was waiting on the State House steps with other local politicians and community leaders, including the mayor of Charleston, Joe Riley, as the lead trooper handed the flag to the curator of the Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum, and people smiled and clapped, shook hands and hugged, and generally congratulated one another.

The symbolism was awkward for the Syrian opposition, as some of its most prominent Arab backers, including Saudi Arabia and even Qatar, seen as generally backing the Brotherhood, congratulated the interim president installed by the Egyptian Army.

Ignoring whiteness as its own thing to be considered is the easy way out, yeah, but it's also a dangerous re-re-reestablishment of a bad precedent, in which whiteness generally is positioned and congratulated as being the dominant culture.

While the Nigeria program is congratulated for choosing a generally preventive approach, the Mali and Burkina Faso programs have spent resources on costly, but not very efficient, return and reintegration components.

My dad, a wonderfully kind, supportive, and hilarious person who also happens to be King Doomsday, congratulated me and then said, of life generally, "The ascent is short, but the descent is very, very long".

International opinion on the poll is sharply divided with Western countries generally condemning it, while most African leaders - except Botswana - have congratulated Mr Mugabe on his re-election.

Swedish men make dinner, wash up, change nappies, bake bread and distil their own vodka (without needing anyone to clap, congratulate or generally acknowledge their contribution).

Ramos congratulated him.

My doctors congratulated me.

Instead, Johnson congratulated him.

The veteran congratulated him….