Sentence examples for start congratulating from inspiring English sources

Austria's Benjamin Raich also faltered, finishing ninth and allowing Miller and Schlopy to start congratulating each other on their medals.

We need to start congratulating the generously flabby for the healthy lives they are enabling rather than expecting them to burn it off on a treadmill.

But before we all start congratulating ourselves on the great triumph of gender equality, we need to have a frank conversation about what is really going on.

The minute we start congratulating ourselves or feeling that we've made it is the time I think we all need to worry.

And it's that material that we need to figure out how to banish from the Internet before we start congratulating ourselves on a job well done.

Arrogance takes root when we start congratulating ourselves on how much we know or how skilled we are at a particular art, whether it's predicting stock prices, designing new gadgets or putting a ball in a hoop.

It was in Week 2, for instance, that I started congratulating myself on how loose my pants were.

When a climate science denialist starts congratulating your country on its stance at major international climate change talks, you know things have gone decidedly bad.

His boss got drunk at the party and started congratulating him for dating her.

But friends started congratulating him.

The whole of China was talking about it, even people who had no clue who Kobe Bryant was, started congratulating him.