Sentence examples for has been congratulating from inspiring English sources

This week the City has been congratulating itself on 20 years of UK corporate governance codes.

But while the classical world has been congratulating itself, its 56-year-old enfant terrible couldn't care less.

We stumble upon the unmistakable truth that, even as much of this country has been congratulating itself for progress in race relations, injustice endures.

There have been a few nice comments this week from the other players and everyone around the tournament has been congratulating me on winning the tournament in Nottingham last week. .

She's had "hundreds of extremely nice emails," she says, and has been congratulated in the street – but she knows that there were also those who said, "Oh, it's Clare Short mouthing off again.

Wherever he has gone, in the locker room, on the driving range or on the practice green, he has been congratulated by his peers, many of whom were riveted by Sunday's finish.

To take one example: the chancellor has been congratulated by some for his "Victorian" approach to the nation's finances, via his obsession with aiming for a budget surplus on both current and capital accounts.

And within the past few weeks, Camden council has been congratulated by Caroline Waters, the Equality and Human Rights Commission's deputy chair, for publishing an analysis of the pay gap in its workforce by gender, disability and ethnicity.

Andy Murray has been congratulated by a host of celebrities after becoming the first British male to reach the Wimbledon singles final in 74 years.

The Belgian Presidency has been congratulated on the fact that the Ministers have attended the sittings so regularly, yet we are now evaluating their Presidency without any of the Council members being present.

The authorities have been congratulating themselves on clearing away battle scars from Beijing's streets.