Sentence examples for off to congratulate from inspiring English sources

Iyer particularly relishes multinationality pileups, such as: "I'm sitting in a Parisian cafe just outside Chinatown (in San Francisco), talking to a Mexican-American friend about biculturalism while a Haitian woman stops off to congratulate him on a piece he's just delivered on TV on St . Patricks Day".

As Patricia runs off to congratulate the designer she says that he will never understand women.

So, for instance, when Nadiya Hussain won The Great British Bake Off, the country rushed to congratulate her and all involved, because this suggested we had finally overcome our long struggles with racial integration.

When the final seconds ticked off, Krikorian walked over to congratulate Italy coach Fabio Conti, and then was tackled into the pool by a couple of his jubilant players.

Play was halted, and Sakic's teammates came off the bench to congratulate him as he waved to his parents in the stands.

He shrugged off his teammates crowding around to congratulate him.

Mr. Sarkozy, denied a second five-year term in the run-off election Sunday, said he had called to congratulate Mr Hollande, the Socialist candidate.

Button, meanwhile, gave the RA108's barbecued posterior a withering look, paused to congratulate Hamilton, and then went off to beckon over a fire marshal.

Then raise a glass to congratulate yourself: you've just ticked off the best of Aalborg on this pleasant, waterfront stroll.

He shrugged away teammates who rushed to congratulate him and left others to shrug off the controversy swirling around him.

Among the first to congratulate him was Hedrick, who later said: "Hats off to Shani.