Sentence examples for giving congratulations from inspiring English sources

"The first one is about giving congratulations, and the next is about how beautiful the bride is, and then there is another about welcoming the new couple," said NIKKI STEPHANOPOULOS, the bridegroom's mother.

'Firstly I think you have to give congratulations to Australia,' he said.

"We are going village to village to give congratulations," Miss Smayel said.

Carlos Carvalhal, the Wednesday manager, said: "Let me give congratulations to my players, the way they played the game – they did a fantastic job.

The chair of Sport Wales, Professor Laura McAllister, praised the efforts of the Welsh contingent in the British team: "I must give congratulations to each and every athlete who has competed at the Games, their coaches and support staff.

Give congratulations for a job well done.

If you've been to a nice wedding, anniversary, or milestone birthday party lately, you've probably seen this kind of video: A montage of friends and family from all over the world giving their congratulations and well-wishes.

"I gave my congratulations personally to Christian".

He was applauded by more than a thousand students, visited by old teachers and given many congratulations.

— JEREMY W. PETERS Mitt Romney is speaking, and he's just given his congratulations to Mr. Gingrich.

Members discussed trade and unemployment and gave hearty congratulations to the girls all-stars team from North Carolina, which has made the Little League World Series.