Sentence examples for that congratulates from inspiring English sources

It comes with brush-head holder, travel case, and a wireless LED timer that congratulates you with a smiley face when you've brushed for two minutes.

A drama about this controversy would have been more interesting than a work that congratulates itself on speaking directly to the audience.

It is an enemy that takes hostages but never takes prisoners, an enemy that congratulates itself on murdering the helpless, as the sickening, videotaped executions of Daniel Pearl and, this week, Nicholas Berg demonstrate all too vividly.

I can't actually find out because, entertainingly, the "documentation" (a PDF file that congratulates itself on being printed on unbleached, recycled paper) concentrates its attention on telling you how to hook up the device and where to plug in an antenna.

Once a user finishes signing in with a NikePlus account, fans are directed to a page that congratulates a user for making it that far with an image of their chosen jersey.

"We need to keep changing the attitude that congratulates men for changing a diaper, stigmatizes full-time dads, and penalizes working mothers.

Soon came the articles that congratulated Mayer on her new job and pregnancy in a backhanded way.

Steinberg gave an example, pointing out that the Mercedes Championships run weekly ads that congratulate players who qualify for that tournament.

Lost in the middle of a debate last month over a Nike ad that congratulated Tiger Woods for regaining his ranking as the world's No. 1 golfer was that people were talking about a Nike ad.

"We spoke in Paris and he was one of the first players that congratulated me and wished me all the best," said world number one Djokovic.

For example, computers can be more attractive (e.g., a well designed interface), they can praise and reinforce desired behaviours (e.g., to do applications that congratulate when one finishes the tasks of the day), they can enhance some traits that make the computers' behaviour similar to that of the user (e.g., language and jargon).