Sentence examples for good at celebrating from inspiring English sources

"Winning would mean a nice party," says Klopp. "And I'm quite good at celebrating things.

The Marlins are good at celebrating victories after game-ending hits because they have had a lot of practice.

"We're very good at celebrating when our teams do well and very good at bagging them when they do badly and there needs to be a middle ground.

They're also extremely good at celebrating Christmas, to the point where their traditional festive markets have been enthusiastically imported by towns up and down the UK.

Sometimes, though, we're less good at celebrating those people who work hard in the community at the grassroots level, those who affect peoples' lives directly.

All of which must make him a nightmare to translate: he's very British in this concreteness, and the British aren't always good at celebrating artists who deal in the particularities of their own lives.

While the health service is getting better at celebrating staff achievements, it is less good at identifying why things are going right and spreading that through the organisation.

In my whole career I was never any good at diving or celebrating, but I remember getting over that try-line and my throat was already dry and I was just a passenger by that time.

The 12 1/2-pound Shih Tzu, described as arrogant by his handler (for averting all attempts at a good kiss) celebrated his third birthday on Friday, and has every intention of showing for at least another year.

If you're a partner at Benchmark Capital, you're having a very good day and celebrating two separate portfolio acquisitions.

Very good wine for celebrating.