Sentence examples for to congratulations from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of congratulating.
In August 1999, the family arrived home to congratulations, gifts and helium balloons.
Responding to congratulations on Twitter, where he was described as a superhero, Bonner wrote: "Ha! Thanks.
"The people have chosen me to be mayor," he said in response to congratulations from the departing mayor of Manhattan.
When a young lady from Basildon or Romford announces, "I'm getting them done," she is greeted with reactions ranging from nonchalance to congratulations.
Since the October announcement of the Nobel award, the United States and other governments have urged China to free Mr. Liu, while some governments, including some Western democracies, have pointedly limited their statements to congratulations without calling for his release.
On January 17 , 1895 replying to congratulations on his marriage, the Emperor reproved members of local councils for being "carried away by senseless dreams of their representatives being invited to a part in the affairs of internal government", and emphatically pledged himself to all the principles of his father.
Washington called to offer congratulations.
Text the person to say "Congratulations".
Again, my congratulations to the winners, my congratulations to you".
Congratulations to Bernice!
