Sentence examples for supposed to congratulate from inspiring English sources
Simon, who said he last paid a 13percenttaxax rate either when he was still in college or in the early years of his journalism career, expressed his incredulity at the "absurdity of this moment": "Am I supposed to congratulate this man?
He was also supposed to call two campaign workers to personally congratulate them on a job well done, but when White House trip director Marvin Nicholson handed the president the Apple device, Obama struggled to dial out.
We certainly don't sit on the sidelines and congratulate our little oafs for just, you know, doing what kids these days are "supposed to be doing".
I especially want to congratulate the designers on putting the levels together so they self-assemble but you can still tell where you're supposed to go.
Those who successfully gain the prizes congratulate themselves on their merit; the unmeritorious - the "losers" in the elegant argot of the age - are supposed to contemplate their absence of merit and to acquiesce in it fatalistically.
"You're supposed to knock.
